piping?
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Today i got my magnaflow 14289's and i was about to take my car to the local muffler place. ....then i realized that there was no way they would fit on my stock piping. I had read about how awesome they sound..but i had never paid attention to much else. So, here i am with two brand new mufflers just waiting to be put on.... Can someome give me suggestions on some somewhat inexpensive piping?
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no..is there possibly a piping kit out there...or some sort of adaptor?
or should i just return the mufflers and buy a new set that fit my stock piping?
or should i just return the mufflers and buy a new set that fit my stock piping?
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the people who put magnaflows onto their cars get custom catbacks done by a muffler shop. they dont use the stock piping. there are no piping kits, everything is done custom
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umm it will vary from shop to shop, also depending on what material (aluminized, stainless, etc), whether you want crush or mandrel bent piping. run a search for "exhaust piping" and you will get a lot of info. for pricing just call up a local shop, doens't hurt to ask
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i got the mufflers for $201.75 and the piping is going to cost me $185.00 not too bad...and i don't mind being like everyone one else...as long as everyone else has nice cars
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