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    Default Difference between SVT and regular exhaust?

    Just wondering what the difference is between a CSVT and the regular exhaust thats on my Mystique. Mine is going to have to go sooner than later and wondering if its worth it to pick one (CSVT exhaust) up.
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    its worth it for the sound alone ... some of the main piping is larger and then of course it y's behind the gas pipe to the duals ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by loggerbomb View Post
    Just wondering what the difference is between a CSVT and the regular exhaust thats on my Mystique. Mine is going to have to go sooner than later and wondering if its worth it to pick one (CSVT exhaust) up.
    Dual exhaust vs. single.
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    So just a straight bolt on than?
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    Quote Originally Posted by loggerbomb View Post
    So just a straight bolt on than?
    yesh, you need hangers too, BUT the Early '98 SVT exhausts were a bit different i heard people having problems with them
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beans View Post
    yesh, you need hangers too, BUT the Early '98 SVT exhausts were a bit different i heard people having problems with them
    NOT a straight bolt on. He has a Zetec, and he needs an extra hanger installed also.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CSVT1214 View Post
    NOT a straight bolt on. He has a Zetec, and he needs an extra hanger installed also.
    AHHHH yes, didn't read his sig
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    Quote Originally Posted by CSVT1214 View Post
    NOT a straight bolt on. He has a Zetec, and he needs an extra hanger installed also.
    And like 6" of pipe.

    And he should remove the mufflers I think it is, and leave the res. Whatever the Bk3402039 guy did.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kremithefrog View Post
    And like 6" of pipe.

    And he should remove the mufflers I think it is, and leave the res. Whatever the Bk3402039 guy did.
    Quote Originally Posted by BillyT View Post
    That there is a great pic, just what I was after. Thanks for the other info too.
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