Z06 dual mode muffler on base question
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Z06 dual mode muffler on base question
Im looking to put some dual mode mufflers and mid-pipe from a 07 Z06 on my base 2010. I know the exhaust changed in 08 will these mufflers and mid-pipe physically bolt up correctly? I was going to buy the "npp in a box" but once again it asked if the car is ls2 05-07 or 08+ I would assume i can buy the 08+ and they will work? I tried asking this question to the seller and got a response on the lines of "The mufflers wont even work" soo any help is appreciated!
One of my friends has the mufflers laying in his garage and will give me a good deal on them if they will work.
One of my friends has the mufflers laying in his garage and will give me a good deal on them if they will work.
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Im looking to put some dual mode mufflers and mid-pipe from a 07 Z06 on my base 2010. I know the exhaust changed in 08 will these mufflers and mid-pipe physically bolt up correctly? I was going to buy the "npp in a box" but once again it asked if the car is ls2 05-07 or 08+ I would assume i can buy the 08+ and they will work? I tried asking this question to the seller and got a response on the lines of "The mufflers wont even work" soo any help is appreciated!
One of my friends has the mufflers laying in his garage and will give me a good deal on them if they will work.
One of my friends has the mufflers laying in his garage and will give me a good deal on them if they will work.
HINT: Scribe a mark across each area before you cut, so alignment is easy when you weld. Tack weld first and check fit before full weld.
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No, not like OEM, because those only open automatically above 3000 rpm. The NPP in a box allows you to open or close them at anytime without a rpm limit.
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The Z06 pipes are 3" vs your base 2.5". What you can do, is to cut the pipes off your base mufflers as close to the can as possible. Then cut the pipes off the Z06 mufflers about 3/4" away from the can. Now weld your pipes to the Z06 mufflers, since your pipes will slip into the Z06 mufflers right as it shrinks down from 3" to 2.5".
HINT: Scribe a mark across each area before you cut, so alignment is easy when you weld. Tack weld first and check fit before full weld.
HINT: Scribe a mark across each area before you cut, so alignment is easy when you weld. Tack weld first and check fit before full weld.
Last edited by sfrank2886; 02-13-2019 at 08:23 PM.