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Car: 1986 Trans Am
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Am I able to put on a cherry bomb glasspack muffler on my '86 Trans Am but still have 2 pipes coming out the rear of the car? If so, how would I do this?
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Otherwise you coudl just weld up a Y junction and run a separate pipe the other side.
But I'd suggest you get a crossflow muffler.
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Yeah, I already have a Flowmaster exhaust system installed. But I'd really just like to have the classic Cherry Bombs on without running them out the sides.
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Re: Cherry Bomb
A cheap exhaust tip can be used as a splitter.
All I run are classic CB's on my cars.
But have learned they sound the best as close to the engine as possiable.
Then with a full length tail pipe. if they just dump its sounds awful.
All I run are classic CB's on my cars.
But have learned they sound the best as close to the engine as possiable.
Then with a full length tail pipe. if they just dump its sounds awful.
Last edited by Gumby; 08-03-2010 at 07:28 AM.
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Some later models were equipped with dual cats, but a single intermediate pipe.
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