thanks , it sounds pretty good. I can't wait to get mine done. The muffler that is on it already has an offset inlet and center outlet, there shouldn't be any problem fitting 2 of those under there should there? I'm just gonna buy another 1 exactly like it. I miss the sound of my stang and i'm trying to get as close to that as I can. Thanks again
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You should just shift the mufflers forward a little to make it easier to turn the outlet pipes to the needed height and angle. There is tons of room in front to play with the inlet pipes. If you have a good muffler shop they could replace the pipes from just in front of the rear cats and back. Just be sure to keep a connection near the trans.
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