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racerx
I have a custom made CAT-BACK exhaust from FLOWMASTER. (or is it cat back ;-) )

It was designed and built by Flowmaster at their R&D facility in Santa Rosa California.

This is a 1 of a kind exhaust. It also has a "fake" CAT feature as well. The CAT it comes with removable (bolts in) and allows you to run a real CAT for the smog patrol.. The CAT included is just for looks, it serves no function.

It has a great sound to it.

$250 + shipping gets you all the parts.

If I can locate them, I also have a 2nd set of tips for the exhaust. They are resonators and look menacing, and cut the sound down, but look darth vader like.

If I can find the other exhaust tips, I will throw them in for free.

-Ken
mustbnutz
Do you have any photos?
Pipe size?
Looking to replace the SLP Loudmouth with something just a bit more mellow.
Blainefab
QUOTE (mustbnutz @ Apr 17 2009, 04:42 PM) *
Do you have any photos?
Pipe size?
Looking to replace the SLP Loudmouth with something just a bit more mellow.


It is 3.5" from the cat, over the axle to a Flowmaster muffler with dual outlets. Nicely built. Definitely mellower than the Loudmouth.

I took it off of Kens car when it went full race.
JustinID
QUOTE (racerx @ Apr 16 2009, 04:39 PM) *
I have a custom made CAT-BACK exhaust from FLOWMASTER.


Is this something that's just a drop-in-and-bolt-up replacement for the stock exhaust, or something that you'd have to have a professional/experienced individual install. I have little to no experience working on exhaust so not sure what all is involved. What kind of car did this come off of and would it fit directly into a '99 TransAm without any modification?
mustbnutz
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racerx
QUOTE (JustinID @ Apr 18 2009, 04:53 PM) *
QUOTE (racerx @ Apr 16 2009, 04:39 PM) *
I have a custom made CAT-BACK exhaust from FLOWMASTER.


Is this something that's just a drop-in-and-bolt-up replacement for the stock exhaust, or something that you'd have to have a professional/experienced individual install. I have little to no experience working on exhaust so not sure what all is involved. What kind of car did this come off of and would it fit directly into a '99 TransAm without any modification?



Removing your old exhaust is the trick, the next exhaust is all flanged and bolt up. Including the "cat" :-)

Alan - do you know if it will mate up to a 99? It's off a '95
Blainefab
QUOTE (racerx @ Apr 20 2009, 12:03 PM) *
Alan - do you know if it will mate up to a 99? It's off a '95


No, not without cut'n paste. It should bolt up to any single cat V8 car, ie 93-95. The dual cat LT1, and all the LS1 cars Ypipe terminate much further rearward, so a flange would need to be added to both the Ypipe and the catback.
racerx
Sold and shipped :-)
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