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Old 05-07-2013, 07:39 PM   #1
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s13 Putting an exhaust on aftermarket headers problem

Hey guys, I'm new here. I have these headers on my single slammer " Product Name - OBX Racing Sports " And I'm trying to connect a catback to it "i'll add a picture of the catback" so it's not so loud. Only problem is, it doesnt line up correctly. I know this may sound like a dumb question but, am I going to have to buy a whole new exhaust? Thanks for your help.
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Old 05-07-2013, 07:59 PM   #2
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Depending on how exactly they are lining up, you may have to take it to an exhaust shop and have them cut and re-weld the flanges.
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Do you know around how much that would cost me? or would it be better to buy a new exhaust
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Old 05-07-2013, 08:03 PM   #4
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Shouldn't be much, most shops should do it under $100 if you have everything.
Hell there are a few places that will do a job like that for $20. just make sure you have as much parts for the job as possible.

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Old 05-07-2013, 08:05 PM   #5
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in California, I wouldn't pay more than $80, if you know the guy, its about $40-$60, this is when you should start getting familiar with muffler shops and then you bring them people after you come for your work,thats how I did it, now most of my welding needs are about $20 for my car, and about $40-$60 for friends I bring in(even some major stuff)


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Thanks guys! I'm gonna look for some exhaust shops around where I live. I also need help with deleting my EGR. If you have any experience with EGR deleting, let me know. I am running a single cam
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You should use google.com to find out how to remove the EGR. I would imagine there are quite a few write ups on it. Don't be afraid to search, these cars are old, people have been there done that.
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that exhaust doesn't look like it was made for the car
EGR is a really easy removal, you can either buy the 'squid' delete plate or do what i did and have the cast iron manifold thing brazed closed.

OBX is decent, i have a megan header on my car and i know for a fact it lines up shitty cause i've had two quality exhausts both hang really poorly at the rear, they sit crooked.
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I got a delete plate off ebay, and the guy I picked up the catback from said it came off of a s13 hatch, it comes a little short the tip isn't poking out from under the bumper, its about 6-8 inches too short. I was thinking about getting a test pipe
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that exhaust doesn't look like it was made for the car
EGR is a really easy removal, you can either buy the 'squid' delete plate or do what i did and have the cast iron manifold thing brazed closed.

OBX is decent, i have a megan header on my car and i know for a fact it lines up shitty cause i've had two quality exhausts both hang really poorly at the rear, they sit crooked.
This is the block off plate I have http://thumbs1.ebaystatic.com/m/mrWR...pIXb-qQ/96.jpg
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That exhaust was made in an exhaust shop. Its not a true aftermarket exhaust per say. Depending on how much you are wanting to spend on this car, I would probably get a different exhaust. If you do not plan on running a cat you will need a test pipe. Just be cautious if you have emissions in your area.
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My car doesn't go threw emissions. What exhaust do you recommend getting if this one doesn't work out? Not looking to spend over $350
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My car doesn't go threw emissions. What exhaust do you recommend getting if this one doesn't work out? Not looking to spend over $350
im selling an exhaust, and am local lol
otherwise, just get whatever or have some shop make an exhaust again and just buy a muffler for the back

yeah, that exhaust was made for a stock header probably, which includes the cat. I don't think 6 inches is enough for a test pipe, since mine is ~12 inches and thats what most are.
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im selling an exhaust, and am local lol
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Where are you located in Chicago? and will it match up to my headers?
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Lol when you do your egr let me knowing you get stuck. Idk what I did last week when I removed my cars egr but it idles horrible and shuts off. Take your time and done rip it out like I did.
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Lol when you do your egr let me knowing you get stuck. Idk what I did last week when I removed my cars egr but it idles horrible and shuts off. Take your time and done rip it out like I did.
How did you get down in there to take it out lol. theres like no space
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I would get a new exhaust.

That current one does not look like its anything special
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How did you get down in there to take it out lol. theres like no space
Took to a exhaust shop and they charged me 30 bucks to take off the stock one the slapped on hotshot headers with an hks hi power it perfect fitment
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^ awesome! Glad to see you got it on there
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