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Old 04-14-05, 01:35 AM
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downpipe?

Does a second gen downpipe have to be modified to be put on a 1st gen?
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I believe they are a pretty close fit.

Btw, I have a cat that looks just like the one in your avatar, thinking about naming her rotor, of course.
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a cat named rotor... ummm no, just no
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The 2.5" RB downpipe fits perfectly.The 3" RB pipe requires a little heating and a small push up to tuck well.Its easy though,the 3" is thin wall stainless,I bet even a propane torch would be enough to get it moved.If your talking stock downpipe/precat,then yes,that will fit too,no mods.
Heres my 3",it clears everything easily...
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Originally Posted by Gregs
a cat named rotor... ummm no, just no
Well, Data already took the name Spot, so I'm running out of options.
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mmm thats a great pic haha




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