Reply to "Restoration of the Ansa exhaust"

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I just pulled off my stock Ansa system to paint and detail it. I had a NOS "Mind Train?" exhaust system(I got with the Pantera when I bought it)so I put it on just for the heck of it. It has 4 small glass packs, and the tips go straight out instead of up. Fired up the engine and.........wow...talk about a wicked sound...really crackles and barks out the exhaust note!
Driving the car, I do think it picked up a couple ponies by the straight through design of the glass packs.

4/20/109:18 PM

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