Subject	I actually grabbed that ebay exhaust last month because it
Posted by	black300zx on March 12, 2010 at 8:19 AM
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In Reply To	TT exhaust questions posted by CoHPhasor on March 12, 2010 at 07:01 AM
Message	was the cheapest option to get me to pass inspection. My options were to shell out ~$200 for a pair of parts house replacement mufflers that will rust out in a couple years, drop $180 (what I got mine for, shipped) for a stainless catback, or drop ~900 for a resonated SZ catback. To be short, it fit like shit. Had to take the porta-power and spread the h-pipe flanges by about an inch to get them to line up with the cat. The whole thing is about 2-3" too short, so the tips barely reach the bumper. Go with used OEM mufflers if you can't afford a quality aftermarket exhaust.
Follow Ups	TT exhaust questions - CoHPhasor 07:01:52 03/12/10 We have plenty of used stock exhaust. (n/m) - John@Z1 07:23:04 03/12/10 This^^ Or ask a local Z guy to look for one for you (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 09:02:17 03/12/10 If the cats aren't bad, don't bother changing them - na300zx (OH) 07:38:51 03/12/10 Or find a local member to swap out cats for the smog test. - Dave N 09:50:20 03/12/10 I actually grabbed that ebay exhaust last month because it - black300zx 08:19:02 03/12/10 If you want to spend less than $400 - Z_Cherub 08:47:37 03/12/10 I bought my Genie cat-back for about $250 on this site, - zellamay 09:36:28 03/12/10 I've got a spare set of TT mufflers but no H-pipe. - Dave N 09:49:25 03/12/10 Re: TT exhaust questions - SimaYi 09:49:36 03/12/10 Re: Re: TT exhaust questions - CoHPhasor 13:11:15 03/12/10 Look in classifieds, a guy is selling an exhaust for $35. - zellamay 14:33:55 03/12/10
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