Heres a few pics of my Loudmouth installed. went with the 3.5" slash tips. wow does it sound good and mean. it looks exactly how i wanted. this type of exhaust/tip combo on a ta, IMO, cant be beaten. :hail: :chug:
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looks good except for the clamps that hold the tips on.

 

He can reposition those so the bolts aren't showing, or even cut the end of the bolts like I did. Looks good.

 

I have the same setup on my 96, and i would definately recomend getting it welded on. Mine kept shifting around. Sounds real good that is for sure.

 

It looks like a nice, clean install.

I agree with the others about the clamps, try and take them off and weld those areas, it'll make the system look even better.

Did you get the SLP y-pipe too?

 

A few folks told me you have to drop the rear end to get the exhaust on/off, how true is this?

 

That's not true.

There's enough room to get it over the axle without lowering it.

 

Yea, the hardest part about the entire install was sawing the stock pipe off. Everything else was simple. I think it took 2 hours for the install.

 

easy install..only prob i had was getting the bolt off the i pipe to ypipe and pulling th stock i pipe out of the stock y pipe..also make sure you push down the over axle pipe to i pipe real clse and clamp REAL tight so it dosent come loose. i had mine welded. ya i will prolly have the tips welded and take off the clamps. i dont like the way u can c the 3" pipe in the 3.5" tips if you are looking low straight in so i may have them cut and weld accordingly