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Old 11-14-2008, 02:44 PM
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if i get exhaust for my d series engine and the swap a b series later will the exhaust line up with the manifold? and if i get headers will those fit too?
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D series and B Series headers are different, but cat back should be fine, might need to tweek it a little bit depending on what B Series header you decide to go with.
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so wat if i decide to go b16a2 with the stock exhaust manifold you think the exhaust would fit?
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it should be close if not right on if you are sticking with the stock stuff
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well...since you asked a very vague question without mentioning the year/trim level or what type of vehicle...I'll assume you have a heavily modified camaro with a D series.

If you do buy an exhaust for the D series that you have in your camaro, you will need to HIGHLY modify the exhaust if you install a B series into it. You will also probably be laughed at by everyone else with a camaro. 1969 was a good year for the camaro. So buy the exhaust from that. Then go from there.

Does that answer your question?
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just go to a muffler shop with like 35 dollars.. d series and b series headers are different.
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thanks for all the info yall... except b serious youre a turd
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well...since you asked a very vague question without mentioning the year/trim level or what type of vehicle...I'll assume you have a heavily modified camaro with a D series.

If you do buy an exhaust for the D series that you have in your camaro, you will need to HIGHLY modify the exhaust if you install a B series into it. You will also probably be laughed at by everyone else with a camaro. 1969 was a good year for the camaro. So buy the exhaust from that. Then go from there.

Does that answer your question?
rofl!!! how is he a turd..he doesnt kno wat year make model your talking about..
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lol...yes I'm sure everyone's info helped. They had no idea what car you were talking about either. There are different exhaust setups for different model years and different trim levels that will require a different amount of work to get a certain other exhaust/header/cat setup to fit.

They answered with a VERY general answer to a VERY general question. Do you like surprises? Because they may not have answered it correctly.

Good luck.
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when i put a B16A3 from a 94 Del Sol VTEC into my 92 EG the stock header bolted right up to my DX cat....it fit fine no need to modify
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when i put a b16a into my 94 coupe i had to get the flange on the cat rotated and extended 2in for it to bolt up right.. only cost me $50 though
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