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    I have been looking around for a replacement for the stock exhaust on my '94 but everything is just so pricey! I picked out the high dollar system I was going to order but I decided to give TCB a shot and bought a Cherry Bomb Turbo II muffler and welded it in place of the stock muffer. I love it! Deep sound, maybe 10% louder than stock and at least 10 pounds lighter. Less than $20 at Autozone. I found a little muffler shop to bend new pipes from the axle back and install a new chrome tip. The total invested was less than $100.
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    Rofl. It was the best exhaust the teg ever had...

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    what happend to the thrush idea you were talking about?
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    Same muffler, different manufacturer.
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    hmmm... i wanna hear... and then i may make you 'help' me copy your system.... cheap and good sounding are hard to pass up.
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    My original plan was to use a Thrush mini turbo pushed over to one side and mount the spare tire under the car ala the pointy board. I realized that with the R pack rear air dam and with the car lowered, I would not be able to get the spare out from under there anyway. Also I did not want to cut the factory tie down bracket off. I went with the Cherry Bomb brand because the Walker and Thrush were more expensive. After a couple days and a 200 mile trip I still like the sound.
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