Magnaflow Overland catback exhaust Group Buy on FB

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I saw someone say this doesnt fit California emissions or 2001-2002s without modification.

Can someone give details?
Well, I'm gonna have to find out since mine is a California emissions truck. If I had to venture a guess, you probably just have to trim some length off the very front piece, which looks like it just slides into the next section anyway.
 
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I saw someone say this doesnt fit California emissions or 2001-2002s without modification.

Can someone give details?

Where? Magnaflow themselves doesn't mention anything, the system comes with two different inlet pipe assemblies to fit 96-00 and 01-02 model years. Someone on this already posted a link to the instructions that shows both inlets pipes.
 
Well, I'm gonna have to find out since mine is a California emissions truck. If I had to venture a guess, you probably just have to trim some length off the very front piece, which looks like it just slides into the next section anyway.

That question was asked on FB. here is what was said By Connor Rhodes he is with Magnaflow.

01-02 have an additional inlet pipe that is included
like a shorter one to allow for the 2nd cat?

Here are some images that Connor attached also
 

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I clarified that everything is there that is needed for all years and all bolt on. the pictures are from earlier in production.

Below from Connor with Magnaflow:
the pipe for the 01-02 does not need to be welded! Everything is bolt on and clamp on! That picture is simply our first article. Far from production!
 
Anyone one else with a CA 2000? I seem to remember seeing 2 Cats under there....not that it seems to matter - just curious.

Gonna start the the PB Blaster doing its job later and have another look.
 
How much performance improvement; hp, torque, mpg...?

(2002, SR5, auto, 4x4)

Exhausts don't really do anything for these. I think this will be a good option for people wanting to replace the aging exhausts on these trucks. It looks like a lot of effort was put into tuning the sound.

I have a JBA system and it is a smoldering pile of garbage. Zero effort put into tuning out drone.
 
Exhausts don't really do anything for these. I think this will be a good option for people wanting to replace the aging exhausts on these trucks. It looks like a lot of effort was put into tuning the sound.

I have a JBA system and it is a smoldering pile of garbage. Zero effort put into tuning out drone.

OK. the cat-back on my 2G had a performance bump... just presumed ditto with 3G.
 
Ok - I read it as 2001 and up having 2 cats.

They do, but regardless of emissions standards (California or Federal) the exhaust system after the second converter is the same.

This is a breakdown of Walker OEM replacement exhaust components. There is no different muffler and tailpipe for the CA spec models but the converters do have different part numbers, the ones shown here are Federal.
 

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Thanks guys for the heads up on this deal. I just placed my order.

Two questions...

Does it come with a new gasket?

Second, I need to replace my rubber hanger mount. Does anyone know the part # for the rubber piece that connects to the center hanger as circled here?
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