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    Re: 3" lbody exhaust fitment.

    Quote Originally Posted by thedon809 View Post
    Your downpipe setup is a lot nicer. With the resonator you should have no problems fitment wise. I wanted to keep is somewhat quieter so I went with the bigger dynomax straight through versus a resonator.
    Yea the resonator prolly won't do much at all but the car isn't gonna be a daily it's got no interior really and getting a full roll cage to. Fast loud and crazy lol took alot of time fitting this pig up

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    Re: 3" lbody exhaust fitment.

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ID:	47402 I built a 4" system from holset to behind the rear door, This is the muffler I would recommend, Its really quieter than I thought it would be. I see you don't have too much room near the shift linkage and don't want the exhaust rubbing on speed bumps. This is not my daily driver just a toy, It rumbles pretty good.

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    Re: 3" lbody exhaust fitment.

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ID:	47402 I built a 4" system from holset to behind the rear door, This is the muffler I would recommend, Its really quieter than I thought it would be. I see you don't have too much room near the shift linkage and don't want the exhaust rubbing on speed bumps. This is not my daily driver just a toy, It rumbles pretty good.
    Yea I'm keeping rod shift so I had to put that dogleg in before the resonator. Your setup looks nice as well

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    Re: 3" lbody exhaust fitment.

    Quote Originally Posted by bgbmxer View Post
    Yea the resonator prolly won't do much at all but the car isn't gonna be a daily it's got no interior really and getting a full roll cage to. Fast loud and crazy lol took alot of time fitting this pig up
    If that's the same muffler/res I put on my GLH you're gonna love it.
    Really low tone at idle but rattles the windows at WOT
    I made mine into a side exit

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    Re: 3" lbody exhaust fitment.

    It's just a universal 3" glass pack and my setup is side exit also. It will def be loud and cackle a lot. I have a srt with not much exhaust to and love all the noise

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    Re: 3" lbody exhaust fitment.

    Quote Originally Posted by thedon809 View Post
    Your downpipe setup is a lot nicer. With the resonator you should have no problems fitment wise. I wanted to keep is somewhat quieter so I went with the bigger dynomax straight through versus a resonator.
    Why did you fit the muffler or even bigger Muffler where the OEM muffler was.....I'll be going to a 3" TU in conjunction with P-body shifting cables, and this nice Magnaflow muffler with twin turndowns...

    http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...=main&id=11613

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    Re: 3" lbody exhaust fitment.

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ID:	47402 I built a 4" system from holset to behind the rear door, This is the muffler I would recommend, Its really quieter than I thought it would be. I see you don't have too much room near the shift linkage and don't want the exhaust rubbing on speed bumps. This is not my daily driver just a toy, It rumbles pretty good.
    Does it sound like a dump truck?

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