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Old 10-15-2004, 09:50 PM
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90 GT Exhaust Question

I want to put a new exhaust on my 90 GT. I want the car to be street legal, noo off-road exhaust. From what I understand the X-pipe is going to be best with me, i think I'll definitally go with that. Here comes the stupid questions.... First do I replace the mufflers? Do you buy the X-pipe with new mufflers? Should I buy the X-Pipe and get a set of seperate flowmasters? Should I use the stock mufflers?

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Re: 90 GT Exhaust Question

Why not just do it all at once? Not sure what you have for headers, cause you didn't mention them. If it were me, I would do it all at once. Headers, x-pipe, then a cat back of your choice.
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Re: 90 GT Exhaust Question

Oh maybe I wasn't clear with my question. I want do do it all at once. I just don't know if when I buy the X-pipe does it come with mufflers? Or do must people use stock mufflers? Or should I buy muffler flowmaster mufflers seperatly?
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Re: 90 GT Exhaust Question

it goes,headers->midpipe->catback...the xpipe is the midpipe and the mufflers are included in the catback. what hiflow was sayin is, get the x pipe if thats what you want, and there are dozens of cat back options to choose from...
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Re: Re: 90 GT Exhaust Question

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it goes,headers->midpipe->catback...the xpipe is the midpipe and the mufflers are included in the catback. what hiflow was sayin is, get the x pipe if thats what you want, and there are dozens of cat back options to choose from...
Yeah, h/x-pipes are befire the mufflers and are a seperate pipe, then the mufflers follow in a catback set up.

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X-pipe.


Catback.
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Re: 90 GT Exhaust Question

If you want to stay street legal like you mentioned, then you have to get a catted h-pipe or x-pipe, and that's going to cost you about $400.
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