just bought a TA muffler for my Camaro today

[Chrisz24]

I really hope it fits, it is off a 99 that the dealership had laying around, never used, the owner exchanged it for a SLP duel Duel when he picked it up.
Anyway, I have been looking at every picture of a TA or Formula (non WS6) today hoping and praying that it will fit into the camaro rear flasking and bumper, will it or did I just blow my money?
I am hoping to try to get it installed later this week or next week.

[gregmondro]

i'm pretty sure that it should mount with no problem. It's just the normal crossmount muffler like you have on your car right now (probably).

I might be wrong though, but i'm almost completely sure that I'm not [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Only4U]

i have a take-off SS exhaust. i can't exactly explain it, but when a v8 fbody's exhaust is taken off and put on a v6 fbody's exhaust, it is a little slanted to the drivers side. don't ask me why, i couldn't explain it. not too worry, it's incredibly unnoticeable unless you are a freak and you knew it was going to happen beforehand--me.

and by slanted, i mean that it sits horizontally and vertically correct, it just isn't parrallel to your car, it is angled a little bit. nothing big though.

[ September 10, 2002: Message edited by: Only4U ]</p>

[scottblack]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Only4U:
i have a take-off SS exhaust. i can't exactly explain it, but when a v8 fbody's exhaust is taken off and put on a v6 fbody's exhaust, it is a little slanted to the drivers side. don't ask me why, i couldn't explain it. not too worry, it's incredibly unnoticeable unless you are a freak and you knew it was going to happen beforehand--me.

and by slanted, i mean that it sits horizontally and vertically correct, it just isn't parrallel to your car, it is angled a little bit. nothing big though.

[ September 10, 2002: Message edited by: Only4U ]<hr></blockquote>

You need a passenger side LS1 exhaust hanger, then it will be nice and tight.

Scott

[vandelay101]

Chris....I wanted to do that awhile ago with a exhaust setup from slp....they sell T/A take-off mufflers and tip for 80 bucks. When you get pics please post em!!!!! very curious to see...however in the mean time i put ground f/x on my car so i dont' know how they will look now...could always change the tips i guess to z28 tips.
Let me know how it goes and how much for the install.
Thanks,
Rob O.
1995 Camaro 3.4L

[Chrisz24]

I did alot of measuring last night and laying on my back under the car and from what I can gather it should fit in really nice.
I am determined to read the manual on my scanner and get some pictures up, I would really like to show you guys.
It is going on monday and I am also geting my brake problem fixed.

[Loochy88]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Only4U:
i have a take-off SS exhaust. i can't exactly explain it, but when a v8 fbody's exhaust is taken off and put on a v6 fbody's exhaust, it is a little slanted to the drivers side. don't ask me why, i couldn't explain it. not too worry, it's incredibly unnoticeable unless you are a freak and you knew it was going to happen beforehand--me.

and by slanted, i mean that it sits horizontally and vertically correct, it just isn't parrallel to your car, it is angled a little bit. nothing big though.

[ September 10, 2002: Message edited by: Only4U ]<hr></blockquote>

my flowmaster does that just the littlest bit. i have no idea why