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geetee

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Brought a ATR 3" SS exhaust with pitbull mufflers (Old School). Mufflers have surface rust. Check the pictures:
 

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Nice find. That seems like a really nice set up. Every now and then I think about getting the GN1 exhaust like that, but the Mag Tune 3in dual exhaust I got from Conley's Performance Plus back in 1990 still works great as long as we don't start smog testing as the V shaped single inlet dual outlet muffler sits close to where the cat used to sit.
 
I have the same exhaust in storage, but no mufflers. Trying to figure out whether to run it or the single shot when I get the car running again.
 
Never seen one with rear exit pipes
The very first ATR exhaust was a 2-1/4" dual system that exited out the rear (like a Monte SS). You used the factory Y pipe and cut it right where the pipes straightened out after the split. It had 2 short connector pipes to the mufflers, then tailpipes straight out the back. Had it on my car for years. Still have the tailpipes.
 
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