will it fit a 2003 hummer h2, as there is an exhaust crossover pipe at the rear oem pan has a cutout? also how much more fluid does it carry? thx
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I can't answer your question about whether it would fit your h2. The OEM clearance cutout makes me think it won't fit since this pan is not any smaller on the outside than the OEM. In fact it's a little bigger (see below). The capacity question should have been answered in the description of the item, but the wrong information is still there even though I've complained to Amazon about it. This pan is NOT higher capacity and it does NOT require an extended filter to reach the bottom. The misinformation may come from the overall extra thickness of this pan compared to the OEM sheet metal one that makes it appear to be larger. It is larger on the outside, but that's mostly due to the heavy construction. Other than the potential limitations that apply to your application, this is a great upgrade that looks good and is high quality. And the drain plug placement allows all the fluid to be drained, unlike a cheap after-market one added to the OEM pan.
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Yes it should fit most vehicles its a pretty universal muffler. You just need to figure out what size of exhaust tubing is on your vehicle then find a muffler compared to that size you dont want the diameter to big then you'll have a fun finding cupplers to componsate the extra space.
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Better then OEM, I have 2004 H2 installed 2 lift cylinder. Back in October and they are perfect. Once you open latch and pull in door.....about a foot or so. The gas lift cly. Open rear door by themself. When closing......the hatch doesn't slam shut. Very good product.
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Yes it is 2.5 on both sides and it does fit onto the stock downpipe also if thats what ur wondering but I highly recommend buying the header from spec d tuning to go with it. It comes with the downpipe also. The only thing I had to do on mine is get a different donut gasket. Its called an exhaust donut. Its located where the downpipe connects to the cat. Anyways the header adds a ton of power! It made my engine come alive!
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It should fit no problem, do yourself a favor and install it yourself. Couldn't be any easier and I don't work on cars. Looks cool, makes the car sound better when you floor it, after you need to think about a new exhaust, bringing in more air needs to exhaust better
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Yes it should be a direct fit ! And if not the muffler shop that installs it will have an adapter that should only run a few bucks extra ! This muffler is nice if you don't want a super loud exhaust I took the silencer out and it's not obnoxiously loud by any means it does seem small though
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This is for smaller engines and thinner exhaust pipeing like a 1.5 liter if you go to magnaflows website and search converters for your car it'll give you a number next to it such as...(99205hm) take that and search it on amazon hope that helps
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Yuppers like a charm. When you pull the stock one off. Ther is going be a mesh-like fitting that wont allow you to putt new exhaust on. JUst wiggle that off and your good to go. It will have you drill a small hole for a pin that will hold it in place. But other than that. It is extremely easy to install. About 15 mins for me. Hope this helps. If you want to see pics email me at ryanskelton88@gmail.com
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I used the gasket for an ex model on my DX vehicle. If I remember correctly, the diameter of the gasket and the pipe were not a perfect match. You may need to use a grinder to create a even fit between the header, catalytic converter, and the gasket.
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i got it in october 2013 but if memory serves me correctly it is a perfect fit and it is upstream. It goes in the front in or next to the cat converter. I only paid 56 dollars at that time for it. I also did 2 on a 2004 dodge neon around the same time so i hope memory serves me correctly.
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I never tried to see if it would fit anything else. Basically, it is a waste of money and junk! Sure does not do what they say it will. If I have to have the unit higher than the vehicle I am fueling I might as well use a can and poor it in!
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Based on the dimensions it should fit. I am using an H55 on mine, so not as long. Just need to make sure on your hose routing. I suggest doing a dry run of the position of the radiator AND fans in the case and then measure for clearances. You may find that removing the 140mm in the back initially will help with the installation and then it can be re-installed.
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It is a universal muffler, so it will fit any vehicle. However, you will need to visit a muffler shop to have the old one removed and they will probably weld this one in. The only other variable is this model muffler is a 2 1/2 inch inlet and outlet, you will need to find out if your car has 2 1/2 inch exhause pipe, if not, get the muffler with the proper sized inlet/outlet to fit your exhaust pipe size.
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If you are only looking to replace the OEM manifold then this will not fit. If you are looking for a performance improvement, you also need to change the coolant tube under the manifold to the later part. For the most improvement, you should also swap heads to the PI heads.
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You can make it work but you'd have to jet it and have a full exhaust to make it run right. Youre better off getting a hi flow drop in with a modified airbox lid(remove it)and do the same mods. It'll be more reliable and the performance gain will be the same. Coincidentally, you can't remove the lid without re-jetting your carbs for the extra flow.
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Double check the recommended fluids depending on your make model. I put it in a 92 gmc truck.
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It was for a 2003 Dodge 1500 Ram Van which had it's catalytic converter stolen. The exhaust pipe from the engine was 3" in dia, so I had to buy a 3" to 2.5" adapter, a 3" clamp for it, and an additional 2.5" clamp - $35.00 total, but it worked perfectly and was installed in 15 minutes.