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My last (I hope) exhaust question...
I have decided to stick with a stock 993 exhaust in my '83 SC conversion. The motor is a '97 993. I want to keep the stock headers and cat. The cat is a dual in-dual out and sits where the muffler hangs on an older car.
I would like to find a pair of very small mufflers that I could attach to the cat outlets. Maybe a small muffler/outlet tip unit? Does anyone make something like that? Thanks for your patience with this slow moving project. 
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10-25-2002, 08:43 AM
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can't answer your question but don't worry 'bout the slow moving project.. I can't work on mine but once a week since it's at home home and my apt. is 20 minutes away.
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10-25-2002, 08:53 AM
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I think supertrapp makes some really small muffler tips.
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I doubt you will be able to find anything that small. On my car there is only 4 inches maybe from the cat outlets if you cut them off to the rear valance. I had 4.5" stainless tips welded on my cat with a couple inches of mandrel bent pipe to angle them downward. It may work for you though--I really didn't research finding supershort mufflers--I doubt that anything that short will muffle any sound significantly so I would just go with some tips.
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