I know this was covered a while back. But the people in those posts (contact people) are unreachable. I know taking everything out of the exhaust can is not right. It would probably create a drone. Any suggestions as to the re-route of the pipe in the muffler? There was a guy that would do them for 3 to 400 bucks but with shipping it was just not worth it. I have a great exhaust shop here that will do the work. They were asking if I could proide any more detail before we re-invent the wheel so to speak. What are your thoughts?
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YOUR RESEARCHGutted stock exhaust
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