What cat back system do i have. pics
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What cat back system do i have. pics
I'm trying to figure out what set up this is. After looking at various set ups it looks like a b&b route 66. Listening to clips on the web is sounds like it as well. Problem is I don't see any stampings or part numbers on it at all.
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Does Billy boat put part number stamps or anything on there products. Very familiar with b&b but just never had an acutaul exhaust product from them.
Its not a B&B prt exhaust.t The prt exhaust Is a lot louder This one has a mellow sound. I identified by the tips and the construction underneath, along with the exhaust note.
Its not a B&B prt exhaust.t The prt exhaust Is a lot louder This one has a mellow sound. I identified by the tips and the construction underneath, along with the exhaust note.
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The tips were the first clue to me. They are the only ones that have the large square ovalish looking tips. What baffles me is the lack of part numbers or a brand stamp. Is that how the earlier models came? I like the exhaust but I'm thinking about putting another cat back set up on. When I do I would like to sell this one and want to be sure of what I'm selling. 
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They look like Billy Boat route 66 to me.
I have a set of them.
From what I have seen, some have a name tag and other don't. Mine has a tag that is visible through the slots in the rear fascia. Just a small (Maybe under 1" tag).
The cans on the PRT are much shorter than in your picture.
I have a set of them.
From what I have seen, some have a name tag and other don't. Mine has a tag that is visible through the slots in the rear fascia. Just a small (Maybe under 1" tag).
The cans on the PRT are much shorter than in your picture.
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They look like Billy Boat route 66 to me.
I have a set of them.
From what I have seen, some have a name tag and other don't. Mine has a tag that is visible through the slots in the rear fascia. Just a small (Maybe under 1" tag).
The cans on the PRT are much shorter than in your picture.
I have a set of them.
From what I have seen, some have a name tag and other don't. Mine has a tag that is visible through the slots in the rear fascia. Just a small (Maybe under 1" tag).
The cans on the PRT are much shorter than in your picture.
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Looks just like the B&B Route 66 catback that I had on my '00. If it is slightly louder than stock, that's what it is.