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[Money Be Green]

I usually know my car stuff but I'm lost when it comes to the exhaust system. I'm trying add the pipes to my car (94 buick roadmaster) but I don't know what to order. Help me out brehs & brehetts

 

[ThiefyPoo]

Ask mods to move to show room brehs in there will help you out.

 

[Money Be Green]

Bump

 

[King Sun]

I usually know my car stuff but I'm lost when it comes to the exhaust system. I'm trying add the pipes to my car (94 buick roadmaster) but I don't know what to order. Help me out brehs & brehetts

partstrain.com

If you have the LT1 motor a exhaust system should be readily available and cheap

 

[King Sun]

http://www.impalassforum.com/vBulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=33

More technical resources as well

 

[Money Be Green]

Good look breh

 

[unit321]

I usually know my car stuff but I'm lost when it comes to the exhaust system. I'm trying add the pipes to my car (94 buick roadmaster) but I don't know what to order. Help me out brehs & brehetts

I've replaced everything on exhaust systems. It's all easy to do since there is no engineering know-how needed, just elbow grease.
Anyway, what "pipes" do you want to get? Tail pipes? Entire exhaust system? Replace rusted exhaust pipe between the muffler and the catalytic converter?

 

[Money Be Green]

I've replaced everything on exhaust systems. It's all easy to do since there is no engineering know-how needed, just elbow grease.
Anyway, what "pipes" do you want to get? Tail pipes? Entire exhaust system? Replace rusted exhaust pipe between the muffler and the catalytic converter?

I really don't know foreal I just want something that will sound like this



But without failing emissions

 

[unit321]

I really don't know foreal I just want something that will sound like this



But without failing emissions

Ok. So, you want to replace the mufflers. Emissions test won't fail if you change the mufflers. If you remove the catalytic converters, then you'll have problems.
Pick out some mufflers that you want and tail pipes to go with it. Bring them to a muffler shop and tell them you would like them to weld the new mufflers and tail pipes together and weld the mufflers to your existing exhaust pipes. You don't need to get new exhaust pipes unless they are rusty. They might need to weld exhaust hangar hooks too. Depends if there are exhaust hanger hooks on your existing mufflers. These are metal rods that connect the exhaust hangers (rubber do-dads) from the muffler to the bottom of the car so the exhaust system doesn't shake around, but allow for some slight swaying.

Check out http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/ and http://www.thrushexhaust.com/

Stay away from glasspack mufflers. They are unusually louder than other aftermarket mufflers and attract attention from cops to write up a simple noisy exhaust ticket.

 

[Money Be Green]

Ok. So, you want to replace the mufflers. Emissions test won't fail if you change the mufflers. If you remove the catalytic converters, then you'll have problems.
Pick out some mufflers that you want and tail pipes to go with it. Bring them to a muffler shop and tell them you would like them to weld the new mufflers and tail pipes together and weld the mufflers to your existing exhaust pipes. You don't need to get new exhaust pipes unless they are rusty. They might need to weld exhaust hangar hooks too. Depends if there are exhaust hanger hooks on your existing mufflers. These are metal rods that connect the exhaust hangers (rubber do-dads) from the muffler to the bottom of the car so the exhaust system doesn't shake around, but allow for some slight swaying.

Check out http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/ and http://www.thrushexhaust.com/

Stay away from glasspack mufflers. They are unusually louder than other aftermarket mufflers and attract attention from cops to write up a simple noisy exhaust ticket.

Good look breh

 

[Money Be Green]

Ight I like the sound of the thrush welded mufflers. I'm not trying buy it from their site. What kind of pipes should I get?

 

[unit321]

Ight I like the sound of the thrush welded mufflers. I'm not trying buy it from their site. What kind of pipes should I get?

You can go to a muffler shop and they can bend pipes to fit. They have manuals for most cars so they can cut pipes to the right length, bend them at the proper location, bend them at the proper angle, weld flanges in the correct position, weld hangers in the proper location, weld mufflers at the proper angle, etc. Most likely, they'll have coated (galvanized or aluminumized) steel.
Stainless steel pipes are lighter but more expensive. I think they can't be bent unless you have a special bending machine or you weld curved pipes with straight pipes. It's not really worth it unless you are racing.