Dynomax system in a Sport?

[Dre]

Does anyone have any experiance with this stuff? I wanted to order this system for my Sport but guy at Summit says that they only list system for a 4 door.... no sport. WTF? I know cutting might be involved... did anyone get this system for their rig?

 

[Gopher]

I had the dynomax for my ex. I have the 4 door of course. I liked the exhaust and it was pretty inexpensive too. I found it for around 100 bucks. It was slightly louder then stock, but improved the truck. I wanted something louder so i eventually pulled it out and put in a flowmaster. The dynomax has quite a bit of resistance in it. I think it is around 3lbs of backpressure. All mandrel bent pipe. I looked that even if you change the muffler, the pipe that you get is worth it. Its better then stock. nice upgrade if you dont want to be to loud. Oh. one more thing. The best part there was no drone at any rpm or speed.

 

[JOHN V.]

There definitely is no cat-back Magnaflow system for the Sport. I am sure of it. Your choices for the 2-Door exhaust are slim. Mac does make a system for 2001-2002 Sport. The main difference is how it connects in front of the muffer. We also sell the Magnaflow muffler that you take to a muffler shop and have them make a custom system.

 

[Dre]

You know, what really kills me is the thing that a person that I spoke to at Dynomax didn't even know if they make one for the Sport. I got no answer there. To me, it looks that I would only have to install the muffler, rear exit pipe and shorten the pipe between the muffler and the cats... but no, they say it won't work... no Dynomax for the Sport then. That's OK.... I'll just go to my friendly mufler shop (Iggy's in Chicago) and have them install their turbo system... for about $120.00... I've done that before. It sounded pretty good.

I posted this question simply to find out if anybody tried to fit Dynomax in their Sport...