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Hey Guys! So after a year of driving my mag with a bone stock exhaust i was really tired of it, not so much the fact it was droning on me, more the fact you couldn't even hear anything! But not any longer! So for the past 2 weeks I've been waiting for all the pieces I've needed to come in, my blastin bobs 14db Dual conversion kit, i chose to go with the 4" resonated tips, just to help cut something down a bit, because i knew this was going to be loud.
I ordered the Kit straight from his website on a Thursday evening, and it was in the mail by Friday, But keep in mind this is coming to Canada and usually takes a while, anyways, it got to the border by the next Tuesday, cleared through on Wednesday and here is the part i don't like, Canada Post delivers USPS in Canada. It got on a truck in BC on Thursday morning, and didn't have another location "scan" unit Tuesday, of course, AFTER the long weekend! But i still managed to get it in a very timely manner considering the distance it went, and of course the PACKAGING was AMAZING! definitely some of the best I've seen, and I am currently working in a shipping department. But enough of my little "hate on" for Canada Post. So Without Further waiting here is some pics of the Finished Product
Over the Pit with them all bolted on; couldnt have done it without a pit or a lift..
More of a Close Up, Sorry for the crooked camera angle, They Are straight and quite even
General underneath Shot
This took a Little while to figure out, So here we have a Flowmaster Super44 muffler, and since it is smaller then the stock one, we at first couldn't figure out how to get all the pipes to line up, What we did is slide the stock piece of pipe (with the Hangar to stop the pipes from hanging low) into the muffler, (Clamped, Muffler cemented and High temp engine siliconed) and then slipped the stock pipe into the Bobs Kit on the other side.
And lastly, this took the most fabricating and mistakes, We didnt have a solid way to connect the stock pipes to the muffler without cutting the pipe closer to the front of the car because of that stupid little bend right before the stock muffler, so we had a new piece of 2.5in tubing, about 6 inches long that we welded onto the stock pipe that we cut as close to the inlet of the original muffler as possible, and then slipped that welded on pipe into the new muffler to create the spacing that we needed, the welding in that tight of a spot was a little tough, and ugly, so it all got a heavy coating of muffler cement/ High temp silicone and Clamped on.
In the end Everything sounds amazing, i wish my phone had some actually good quality to it, but since it doesnt a sound clip may not be coming for a little while.
Thanks to everyone who helped me with Getting this all ordered and to my Old man for giving me a hand!
I ordered the Kit straight from his website on a Thursday evening, and it was in the mail by Friday, But keep in mind this is coming to Canada and usually takes a while, anyways, it got to the border by the next Tuesday, cleared through on Wednesday and here is the part i don't like, Canada Post delivers USPS in Canada. It got on a truck in BC on Thursday morning, and didn't have another location "scan" unit Tuesday, of course, AFTER the long weekend! But i still managed to get it in a very timely manner considering the distance it went, and of course the PACKAGING was AMAZING! definitely some of the best I've seen, and I am currently working in a shipping department. But enough of my little "hate on" for Canada Post. So Without Further waiting here is some pics of the Finished Product
Over the Pit with them all bolted on; couldnt have done it without a pit or a lift..
More of a Close Up, Sorry for the crooked camera angle, They Are straight and quite even
General underneath Shot
This took a Little while to figure out, So here we have a Flowmaster Super44 muffler, and since it is smaller then the stock one, we at first couldn't figure out how to get all the pipes to line up, What we did is slide the stock piece of pipe (with the Hangar to stop the pipes from hanging low) into the muffler, (Clamped, Muffler cemented and High temp engine siliconed) and then slipped the stock pipe into the Bobs Kit on the other side.
And lastly, this took the most fabricating and mistakes, We didnt have a solid way to connect the stock pipes to the muffler without cutting the pipe closer to the front of the car because of that stupid little bend right before the stock muffler, so we had a new piece of 2.5in tubing, about 6 inches long that we welded onto the stock pipe that we cut as close to the inlet of the original muffler as possible, and then slipped that welded on pipe into the new muffler to create the spacing that we needed, the welding in that tight of a spot was a little tough, and ugly, so it all got a heavy coating of muffler cement/ High temp silicone and Clamped on.
In the end Everything sounds amazing, i wish my phone had some actually good quality to it, but since it doesnt a sound clip may not be coming for a little while.
Thanks to everyone who helped me with Getting this all ordered and to my Old man for giving me a hand!
