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Aug 20, 2007 | 08:42 PM

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Zexy

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this is a rough drawing of it. the 120mmx40mm will actually flow more than the 3"roundpipe. the only thing that would be a concern is where the exhaust crosses the fuel lines on the passenger side. thatwill be taken care of by sending them to jett hot and heatwrapping the lines in that area. they would run diagonal from where they come down from "cat"area to edge of the body infront of the rear tire. made from t-304 stainless also.

Talk about restrictive.. Is that supposed to be a mail slot?

Aug 20, 2007 | 08:46 PM

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Talk about restrictive.. Is that supposed to be a mail slot?

I agree. Definitely to w/ mandrel bends and keep the pipe as free flowing as possible. If you do go out of the side, make a statement w/ the exhaust tips. Don't try to sleek it down.

Aug 20, 2007 | 09:02 PM

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2004Black350z

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it would be pretty much what I did when I ran a 3" Y-Pipe (pro-1) For ***** and giggles. Got a noise violation ticket and plenty of headaches. Kinda sounded like a V8 on Crack