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Old 09-26-2006, 11:01 PM
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glasspack question..

Ive got an 88 ranger xlt that is a 5spd and its too quiet for me.. Im thinkin about a glasspack because it is cheap and sounds decent but is that the right choice for a v6? Im not worried about longtime quality, its my winter beater but do i need to just buy one that is the length of my catalytic converter so that i can weld it up there?


Also, where can i get a cheap one and what size do i need?


Any info is \appreciated
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Re: glasspack question..

i have to suggest a Flowmaster 40 series, that's what i have on my 98 v6 and i love the sound, if you go to flowmaster's website there are previews of what the mufflers sound like so you can choose the best sound for your personal pleasure, as for where to buy, i got mine off of ebay
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