I currently have a Stillen catback, but I want to but a greddy ti-c on. I'd love to keep whatever I have with just adding the Greddy. Will the Greddy mount right up to the Stillen without any fitment issues?

 

most likely will... you'll have to put back your stock pipe in order for the greddy's to fit

 

i do not know. is the stillen and greddy the same size? the greddy is only axle back. just find out what sizes are stillen and greddy pipes.

 

Most likely won't fit. As Aliin said, you can't mix & match components, unless by chance the Stillen mates up exactly where the OEM axle back would be.

 

Whats the chances of it mating up....

 

I just looked at pics of the stillen, they won't mate up (going by memory here of the stock exhaust).

 

Hey bigdog, see if you could measure your Stillen Y-pipe that you have on... I'll measure my stock y-pipe for you today for reference...

This is how I'll measure it: Draw a straight line across the flanges that connect to the Cats from one flange to the other... Then measure from where the flange that connects to the mid-pipe intersects with the line you drew across... You might have to jack up the rear of the car to get a good measurement...

My stock Y is at the shop so I'll measure it the way I mentioned and let you know the measurement... Hope it helps...

 

Gamedog thanks for the help but it seems like I'm going to change my gameplan. AAM 3".


Thanks in advance to all those telling me I will lose horsepower. Still deciding.

 

fast intentions

 

Gotcha... No Prob Bob... But 3" on a non-FI setup is overkill IMO... Not enough Back Pressure = Lose Power... If you're gonna go FI, then 3" would be good...

 

^^ Agreed. 3" is a bit much for NA. FI is a different story.

 

Well I love the way the exhaust looks, and it should sound good. Thats enough for me to lose a few ponies. The Jeep is for when I want to go fast. The G is all about keeping me Suave-a-mente.