just a general question, these "glass packs" are they intended to completely replace the "muffler" or can you add this is a section of pipe after it?
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They are intended to replace the muffler. You could add it after the stock muffler, but it won't do anything. The stock muffler will already have cut the noise and the pressure. One thing that I liked about this muffler was the 'throaty' rumble it gave the engine, so it needs to go alone.
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Yes. But not alot. I didnt have a muffler on my 4.7L Jeep WJ and after i put this 12" glass pack on it DID help with the drone. Lessened it by quite a bit, but it was still there. It will sound deeper and more of a growl but its going to be loud. Go longer if you want it quieter. I personally like it loud.
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Are you asking if you have to adjust the computer after installing this kit yes if you got after market pipes .. you will still run lean if all you do is install the breather kit but not enough to cause immediate damage but you need to do it asap
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Not sure, depends on the size of your current exhaust pipe/s. You can however call these guys and ask their advice - Pro3 1-855-289-7763, they should be able to answer your question, then you can buy the Magnaflow through Amazon. I also stopped by my local muffler store and asked for their advice. I paid $118 for each muffler, then installation of $300 for 2 mufflers to be installed cat back style. They sound great!!! Hope this helps.
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You should be able to. I used standard muffler clamps and made sure the pipes fit snugly within the muffler openings. You might also use some muffler sealing paste before inserting the pipes to ensure leak proof seal.
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This is one of the sensors down stream of the catalytic converter, and yes there are two, one for each exhaust pipe before the muffler. Both downstream sensors are the same.
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Scott,The straight-through muffler that is shown in the picture is included. All the required hardware is also included. Feel free to call me with any questions, 805-308-6067.Sean
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Piping is a to-fit process, the muffler itself needs to be welded to either a new pipe, or existing pipe, and you'll probably need an adapter for the difference in pipe size
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Doubt there is a hard and fast rule here (see other answers), but, you should at least wrap to the first flange joining the down-pipe to the mid-section of the exhaust. This would particularly be true if you have a turbo set-up w/the header(s); however, it doesn't sound like you have a turbo. So, wrap the header(s) and the down-pipe(s). If you have a collector joining a set of down-pipes, wrap that. Going beyond that point, IME, is a waste of good material/money.
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yes with modifications you'll have to cut the curved tail pipe off your factory muffler then weld the two together
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Don't know your Lance so don't know exactly what will need to be done. The pipe mounting brackets may need to be bent to fit or modified and you'll need to find a place to bolt on the muffler support clamp.
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It is a MagnaFlow muffler boesch add a the pipe extensions and hangers and clamps
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It should be an easy install by any muffler shop. http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=576694
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You can go to your local muffler shop and they can make it the pipe is standard pipe for pickup trucks
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The gaskets are for the cross over tube, I had to buy mine from the Harley dealer. They were under $20. I do not remember the part number. If you want your bike to sound like a Harley, these slip on pipes will not disappoint.
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Easy to install, PITA to get the old one off. I used an angle grinder to cut slits in the side of the old mufflers connecting tubes. You also may need a longer center pipe between catalytic converter and muffler.
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I didn't need anything else the muffler pipe was able to slide over existing pipe and then I used 2 clamps,you could also put muffler paste on where the joints will be connected for a tighter seal