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) I've also experienced horrible performance and also reduced gas mileage due to (I'm guessing) not enough backpressure in the exhaust pipe. So I dont want to go crazy with freeing up the flow of my exhaust and I still want the exhaust to be fairly quiet. I picked up this Ford mustang muffler (aftermarket oem) that I figure would keep me close to what I need on back pressure and keep me pretty quiet. the aftermarket cat that I had replaced the old one with was only $50 for the cat + welded in and is only like 2 years old so should be good, not to mention the flange is 2 1/4 and would fit into the system if I don't like performance without it. I can always cut the pipe to add it later.
