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    B-pipe to muffler - different width

    Current set up is a 2 3/8" J's 60rs on a DC2R with J's headers .

    Question is, can I put on a 2 1/4 muffler onto the 2 3/8 b-pipe without any modifications? Or can I get a flange to bolt them together?

    Need to do this to pass my car as it is too loud. Don't want to swap out the headers + catback + hi flow cat to stock just to pass.

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    just measure the difference on the flange bolt holes if they are close enuf bolt it up
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    Id get the stock DC2R stock axel back moded to fit the J's racing B pipe. Just make sure no mods made to the B pipe!

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    Member mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute mugen_ctr has a reputation beyond repute
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    Ill do u a favor right now an say u will never pass EPA noise test with just a oem axle back, Swap the whole system minus the headers, last thing u want to do is mess around with ur current system just to pass a test wen u coulda just swapped over ur cat-back+cat back to oem an pass with flying colors...

    Headers dont contribute to the overall noise level, so just leave it as it is, but like i said, just swap out ur catback an cat to oem an u should b sweet
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    Member cihanvtec has made a few knowledgable posts
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    ive passed a noise test many times? maybe not emissions, but you will be fine on the noise test.

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