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dude, i have no idea.

apparently it wont fit a 33 cause they are different length cars so i guess the same goes for a 34.

but it is a really good exhaust and would be worth getting it modified to fit, if that was possible. anyone know?

eriktufa, i asked unique autosports if it can be modified and they replied with this:

"Yes can but a bit of work depends on what type if out side or normal rear fit."

not really sure what that means, but i guess it can be done.

thats cool erik. thanks for the bumpage.

dont want to alarm but have you spoken to anyone about a custom setup. i asked at midas (might have been a bad idea) and they were quoting around 350 for a middle of the range rear muffler. was going to be over 900 for basic stainless 3 inch thats made by some pleb out the back of midas. i figured for the same price (or less) i would rather go for a name brand. that way it has proven performance and is good when selling the car.

anywho,

keep it real

peace out

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