will this fit if I get an aftermarket 2.5" Inlet SS Titanium Catback Exhaust System on my 06 tc? thanks if u can help!
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Morning Lam; Have been a mechanic for 30+ years I got mine stolen off my jeep 2 years ago today.I bought one of these and 2 band clamps and the Bung (small fitting for O2 sensor,welded that sucker in and put it on and passed emissions 2 weeks later. Just make sure of your in,out offsets are chosen correctly. Really pretty simple,and hundreds cheaper!........ Merry Christmas
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As for the port size, yes they would because of the rectangular shape of the tips on the TL that are on there stock, like mine were on my Genesis. Now for them fitting exact wise with the pipes i'm not sure. On mine my passanger side pipe was to long and angled to widely so i had to cut it off and weld a new pipe on it, nothing to hard though. But as for them fitting threw your exhaust port, yes
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It was a direct bolt in for my 05 crew cab le 4x4. Only think I had to do was jack the motor up about 2 inches. I did install aftermarket b pipes and cat back system so I can't say for sure if they would bolt in to the stock exhaust. With that said there were no issues with contact on anything existing. I have been very happy with these headers.
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Hello Victor, This is a universal kit, you would need to measure to determine fitment. Here are the specs for this kit: Shape: Oval Inlet Position: Center Inlet Diameter (IN): 2-1/4 Inch Outlet Position: Center Outlet Diameter (IN): 4 Inch Overall Length (IN): 24 Inch Case Diameter (IN): 5 Inch X 8 Inch Finish: Polished Case Length (IN): 14 Inch Color: Silver Material: Stainless Steel Includes Tip: Yes Tip Length (IN): 7 Inch Tip Diameter (IN): 4 Inch Tip Finish: Polished Tip Material: Stainless Steel Wall Type: Double Wall Thanks! Got-Chrome.com 888.552.4766
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Measure your current muffler, and see if the dimensions of the pipe and the muffler are the same. Be sure to measure the offset of the intake and output pipes. Hope this helps!
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Not sure, sorry... But take item number and check it with your type of exhaust...amazing sound without being too loud as compared to exhausts placed by themselves
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Yeah I have mine on my 07 cobalt ls. It sounds really good, but if you take the silencer out it sounds like every other rice burner. But yes, very nice sounding muffler. There's vids on YouTube, before and afters, that's what made me buy it. I got that and a k&n; short ram intake and my Slow 140hp 2.2 4cylinder sounds like a freakin beast. Everyone alwaaaays asks if it's an ss. Oh and it even improved the torque a little bit. Just enough to notice. But I highly recommend you get a k&n; typhoon intake, gives it a great sound at high rpm and gives about 5 more horsepower and quite a bit of torque.
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As long as the fit from where you remove the existing exhaust to the new exhaust is a right angle, single pipe 2 1/2 - 3" diameter 5 to 7" from the attachment point under the bike. I notice the exhaust system looks different, but the attachment points have not changed. Just make sure you do not mess with the 02 sensor on the existing pipe (not exhaust) and that all fittings are very tigjt and the new exhaust does not wiggle or move AT ALL...you need a rubber mallet and a good couple of swings to fit the new exhaust. It sounds like a Ferrari when you get it done and is extremly hot at your thigh. Wear thick pants or leathers.... As long as the fit from where you remove the existing exhaust to the new exhaust is a right angle, single pipe 2 1/2 - 3" diameter 5 to 7" from the attachment point under the bike. I notice the exhaust system looks different, but the attachment points have not changed. Just make sure you do not mess with the 02 sensor on the existing pipe (not exhaust) and that all fittings are very tigjt and the new exhaust does not wiggle or move AT ALL...you need a rubber mallet and a good couple of swings to fit the new exhaust. It sounds like a Ferrari when you get it done and is extremly hot... » Read More As long as the fit from where you remove the existing exhaust to the new exhaust is a right angle, single pipe 2 1/2 - 3" diameter 5 to 7" from the attachment point under the bike. I notice the exhaust system looks different, but the attachment points have not changed. Just make sure you do not mess with the 02 sensor on the existing pipe (not exhaust) and that all fittings are very tigjt and the new exhaust does not wiggle or move AT ALL...you need a rubber mallet and a good couple of swings to fit the new exhaust. It sounds like a Ferrari when you get it done and is extremly hot at your thigh. Wear thick pants or leathers.... « Show Less
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It should. Just make sure to have it installed professionally at a muffler/exhaust shop. The reason it'll fit is because they will WELD it on for you and make it fit. They typically don't charge too much for the installation. I paid about 50 bucks for the installation. Hope this helps
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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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If your TaoTao has a GY6 engine the exhaust should fit. Some modifications may be required.
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It lines up perfect with your down pipe only issue is using the stock down pipe the way the bolt pattern is it angle the aftermarket piping and muffler downwards so if your cars low or gonna be lowered you'd need to change down pipe or have your stock part near the bolts that meets up with this cut cut off turned some then re welded then just bolt this kit up. It's deff worth it deff sounds awesome and does add some horsepower with my 02 civic ex Vtec I'm running this exhaust with aftermarket headers stock down pipe and true cold air intake and I've seen a HUGE DIFFERENCE
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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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It fit my Skunk2 exhaust perfect, less than 5 minutes to install. my megapower exhaust is about 5 years old an has an outlet of just under 4" like 3 7/8"-3 15/16". I bought the car with the headers and exhaust already installed, but it is a Skunk2 megapower exhaust.Hope this helps and by the way it decreased the exhaust noise inside the car by about half, well worth the slight loss of power, and it can be taken out with 2 adjustable wrenches very simply when you want to be loud.GP
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It should. Check your inlet pipe size and outlet. Also check how it inlet and outhey is compared to your stock muffler. Is it center exit or off set? Right or left or center. It is reverse able. Inlets and outlets are 2 inch. I bought mine, and for 75 bucks I had the muffler shop fit them in the car. Nice sound and not as loud as the flow masters I took off.
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it should fit, you definitely need 2 but you might have 4, if you have dual exhaust,
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measure your pipe diameter. it will clamp securely to a 2.5 inch exhaust pipe. On my dodge I had to cut off a downturn on the end to give it an unbent pipe to clamp to. TRD sells a similar tip as well.