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    Exhaust Size

    Hey, I was just wondering if there is a way to tell the inlet size of your muffler. I recently had to have my muffler replaced but I was out of the country and my dad did it for me. He didnt ask the guy what size the inlet is and I want to get a new muffler and am trying to keep the same pipes that I have now. If anyone can explain how to check this that would be great. Thanks
    91 Coupe-Under Construction
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    take a string, measure around the pipe...lay the string next to a ruler...and divide by pi. pi=3.141592654
    My Ongoing CB7 Project

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      #3
      If its close to stock it really aint gonna be much at all. So no point in measuring and a Muffler shop unless you tell them to will replace it closest to OEM.

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        #4
        it would be cheaper in the long run and have better performance to buy a whole cat back IMO
        92 Accord LX coupe

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