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HELP, Im new
I just got me a early 1999 PSD. It is stock and I want to put a 4" downpipe on it. I have been told that I will have to alter my fire wall to get it to fit, does anybody know if this is true. Thanks
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No you shouldn't need to. I didn't.
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I didnt have to on my 99.5....I dont think you have anything to worry about....
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No modifications are needed for a 4" down pipe. The early99 and the late99-03 exhaust is all the same. Two hours tops when you do the first one, It takes me less than an hour to do one now.
A sawzall will be needed to get the stock down pipe out. Watch out for the dipstick tube, don't ask.
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Welcome to org!!! No mods needed to fit 4inch DP on my 99.5
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Great, thanks eveyone. Oh yeay, Will I see any difference between 3.5" and 4" down pipes.
Last edited by 250HD; 12-14-2007 at 12:28 PM. |
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Some will say that with the 4" down pipe you will loose some low end power some will say that is false. I don not know if it us true or not but that is what I have read.
Maybe someone will have some data to share. Keep Strokin' |
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