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BigDave
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3/31/2003
19:43:46

Subject: Pacesetter Exhaust
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Anybody have the TFX split rear cat back exhaust system on their dak? I have a 98 5.2L 4x4 extended cab. How does it sound? Would it be possible to swap pacesetter muffler for a flowmaster or magnaflow? Thanks



moparjoe20
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3/31/2003
22:48:38

RE: Pacesetter Exhaust
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One of my friends has a Pacesetter cat back on his '02 w/a 4.7 and it sounds pretty decent- it's pretty quiet though and is only 2 1/2".

If you want a Magna Flow or a Flowmaster you would probably be better off buying and installing the muffler you want and run down to an exhaust shop to have tailpipes installed - might be cheaper too.



BigDave
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3/31/2003
22:53:43

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Thanks for your help, I had thought of that, but just assumed that a having a professional do it would cost me more money. But, anything worth doing is worth doing right, so I may as well scrape together some extra cash and get what I really want. Thanks again.



Demon-Xanth
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4/01/2003
10:06:28

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On the topic of Pacesetter exhaust parts, I've been considering putting on one of thier chrome tips (dirty-rust doesn't look good) to quiet down the noise a bit, but I don't want to lose the tone that the Dynomax was able to produce. Anyone have any experience with these?


...and is there a way to not have the inside be yellow?

For reference:
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=10662



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