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Old 12-17-2001, 10:46 PM
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Good Malibu Exhaust

right now ive got a custom 3" exhaust system from the headers back with a high flow cat on my 1997 malibu ls 3.1L v6 but im still stuck with my cheap stupid sounding muffler. anyone know a good sounding muffler that isnt too loud, has a nice deep sound to it, and wont drown out my radio (like that would happen :sun: ). plus id like about a 4" or 4.5" outlet or dual 3"
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3" exhaust? Thats crazy. I only have 2 1/4 inch pipes off my headers. a 3 chamber flow master would prolly do the job.
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Re: Good Malibu Exhaust

I see you have header for you Mali. Where did you get those. I'm in the market looking for some Header for my 01 Mali. Please adivse I live in California...
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Re: Good Malibu Exhaust

I dont have the malibu anymore but i had a muffler shop hand make me some 3-2-1 headers with a 3 inch collector. the 3" was way over kill thats for sure. if i did it again id go 2.5" just call a few muffler shops around you and ask em if they make custom headers. the guys i went to were damn good. they could pretty much custom make anything. if i ever get a turbo for my honda im gonna get them to build me a stainless equal length manifold. even though i rambled i hope that helped.
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-OBX EVO Exhaust
-Greddy Stainless Headers
-JG Edelbrock Intake Manifold
-JDM Integra Type R 68mm TB
-Custom High Flow Pepboy's Short Ram (Note the sarcasm...)
-HyperGround Grounding System
-Tokico Advanced Performance Suspension Kit
-Brembo Cross Drilled/Slotted Rotors
-B&M Short Shifter w/ Skunk2 Knob
-Kick Ass Stereo
-Sparco Racing Seats

I need a damn turbo but im one poor mofo. Anyone wanna spot me the money? Ill pay you back, i swear!
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Old 11-29-2004, 10:42 PM
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Anyone help

Currently have a 98 malibu, v6, wondering if you could kick me in the right direction for trying to find an exhaust system for it, or even building on, and if i had to build one, could you help me out with a list of what is needed
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Re: Good Malibu Exhaust

hey guys, i got a 2000 chevy malibu and i was wondering if there is such thing as a "bolt on" muffler, that requires no welding?

please email me at [email protected]
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Re: Good Malibu Exhaust

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hey guys, i got a 2000 chevy malibu and i was wondering if there is such thing as a "bolt on" muffler, that requires no welding?

please email me at [email protected]
They do make a bolt on muffler for the Malibu but it is a very difficult find, they used to have them on EBAY about a year ago, but now i wouldnt know where to find them
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