kenizzle36
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Everyone keeps saying 2.25 exhaust now is that I.D. or O.D. I just got some new mufflers in and there 2.25 O.D. so I need to know so I can get the right adapters.
Stock Exhaust size.
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MoarkatsINmuhtrailer
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stock pipe is 2.25 id. so if your mufflers are 2.25 od then they should slide inside of the stock pipe which then you will just need a 2.25 clamp
kenizzle36
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Awesome that would save like 5 bucks lol.
MoarkatsINmuhtrailer
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yeah clamps are like 2.50 each lol
Bio248
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truth.
redlinepontiac
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because that 1/4in is a hugeee deal -_-
TheOtherNick
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For clamping exhaust it is.
redlinepontiac
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tighten the clamp a little more, it will be fine
TheOtherNick
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It will leak.
agreed. I had 2" inlet mufflers butt welded to the stock pipe instead of sliding a 2 1/4" inlet over top of it and clamping.
kenizzle36
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Ok now is that a 2" ID or OD again. Need to know so I can get the right reducer tonight. Also the ID on the muffler is 2 1/8"
dpzelenak
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TheOtherNick
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Stock is 2" od.
TheOtherNick
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Wanna a cookie? I can rig **** also, but that doesnt make it right.
kenizzle36
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Wow thats small..... what is that 1 7/8 ID. So Ill need a 2" ID to go over that then a 2 1/8" OD to fit the muffler. Just want someone to tell me Im right so I dont go get it and be wrong. spending way to much time on these mufflers want it right now.
TheOtherNick
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It should be 2" od for stock if you want a 100% accurate measure meant is called a caliper and a jack.
kenizzle36
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Very true. Ill have to grab the caliper here at work and go see before I go home today.
kenizzle36
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Well I got the calipers and its 2" OD. Got the mufflers on the car now. They sound pretty nice for some 30 dollar mufflers. Would suggest them for others.