Hey guys I need help to decide which exhaust system I'm going to install in my car. I have to change the u joints and however the exhaust system have to be remove to access the drive shaft, and my car has 94k miles I think is time for a new cats, y pipe and mufflers, but I want to keep the stock look, I want the chromed tips to look the same as stock as well as the sound as much as possible. I need advice for where to find the u-joints as well and which the wrigth way to replace them my car is having the anoying vibs related with worn u-joints. I'm also in a need of a smoke pump bracket, the one in my car was seriusly cracked when I bough my car and is getting worse. All help is greatly appreciated.

1991 vert
Daytona

 

I like the sound of the HKS exhaust myself. Tips look very OEM. Note with the top up the "reverb" effect tends to make it a bit noisy, so get a presilencer if you don't want everyone to know how "cool" the car sounds.

Definitly get red of that pre-cat & add a downpipe to replace it.

 

Everyone complains how loud the header is on our cars but I must tell you that on my 88 vert I have a header to a hi flo cat to the hks exhaust that vaughnc mentioned. It sounds really nice. Ive gotten many comments on how people like how well my car sounds. Granted at high rpms it can be a little loud but when cruising around town I still can hear great.

 

Thanks guys but where I can get the pre cats, pipes and the mufflers?.

 

You already got the precats. You gotta replace it with a bonez race pipe if you want. i am thinkin bout gettin an exhaust system for my vert too, but still dont know which one. APEXI N1 Dual, RB Dual or whatever.

 

Just take your drive shaft to any place that repairs drive shafts. They will be able to take care of it for you. The u-joints are non-replaceable though.

Can't help with the exhaust. Mine is loud and I can make it resonant in way that changes the sound of your voice when you talk.

Dan

 

But I think I heard that u-joints been not replaceable (or that's what Mazda sais??) there are replacements and that a drive shaft shop can do it for you. Is that true??