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Need Exhaust Part, any know part #?

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Ok so a while ago I didn't think I wanted to buy a catback exhaust and made a booboo and had an exhaust shop cut out the resonator and they welded in an H pipe.

Fast forward a few months. I want the Solo Mach Thunder. I was all concerned that the H pipe is now welded to the pipes that come down from the catalytic converters. I just learned there's another pipe attachment after the cats that can be replaced.

Do you know the part number for both so I can just order them rather that futz around with the parts guy that has just as much as a clue as I do?

Thanks!
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Ok so a while ago I didn't think I wanted to buy a catback exhaust and made a booboo and had an exhaust shop cut out the resonator and they welded in an H pipe.

Fast forward a few months. I want the Solo Mach Thunder. I was all concerned that the H pipe is now welded to the pipes that come down from the catalytic converters. I just learned there's another pipe attachment after the cats that can be replaced.

Do you know the part number for both so I can just order them rather that futz around with the parts guy that has just as much as a clue as I do?

Thanks!
A catback only replaces the H pipe and beyond it doesnt actually replace the pipe in between. The pipe in between, if you're still curious, may be called a midpipe. Not 100% sure.
 
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I know it doesn't replace it but from what I know mine were cut and welded so they no longer will accept the slip on clamp style of the mach thunder.
I'm looking to buy that pipe to replace mine from the dealer



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actually it might be ok. Just looking from underneath real quick it looks like they just welded to the end of those pipes and didn't do any cutting. I'd just have to cut it at the weld and sand it down a bit.

It looks like on the passenger side if I had to do this as a quick bolt on and off I'd have to buy a new cat.. that blows.
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