Buying a Flowmaster 40 series muffler, without the kit.
I'm sure it's possible, but wouldn't the different size muffler require different pipes?

 

auto parts stores sell adapters that can hook up from any size pipe to any size inlet on the muffler. flowmaster should have our size though.

 

Yeah but I mean length wise.
And we have 2.25 or 2.50?
I'm about to buy this
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/pr...oducts_id=3429

 

ok here is my problem, i was told that our pipe was 2.25 in and out of the muffler, but sawed mine of right at the front of the muffler and then went to attatch mine and it was the same exact size as my new one wich is 2.25 id, so u need to get on that fits over that or do like i did and get and adapter. i got one that fit over the end to lengthen the pipe after the exhaust flange, and then stretched it to fit. it was probubly way more difficult that it should have been but...

u should go to the live chat like said, and we can talk about it.

 

So it IS 2.25? What are the pipes? 2.25? An adapter would work good, but yeah live chat should be easier.

 

the problem is the flowmaster muffler dont fit right in the place of the stock.. The stock one is a good 5 inches longer

 

There was no problem fitting mine. Just cut the pipe in front and behind the original muffler, center the Flowmaster (or any other muffler) and weld on the appropriate length of new tubing to each end to place the new muffler in the same center point as the old.

 

My muffler is almost as long as the stock one

My factory sized pipe is 2.5"

The tail pipe is 2.25"

 

Yeah, the stock one is a lot bigger so the tail pipe would be too short when it's attached to the shorted muffler.. Right?

 

Yeah that's what I thought from the pictures I took. I could use a reducer from the pipe to the inlet, and regular weld for the outlet to the tail pipe?
I was also thinking get a 2.5 muffler, and buy a 2.5 tail pipe.