DDMWorks Sedan Exhaust
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laborsmith
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Has to be cut somewhere between the cats and the axle. Does not matter where. Or drop the axle, install the test exhaust, reinstall the axle, test drive, do that until you have the system you want, finally reinstall the original system. Figure two+ hours of axle work for every iteration and it is easy to see why cutting is the only viable choice. But a Sonic sedan owner has to be willing; it is more than a day at the shop.
But this might help: TTR is offering drop springs at a price not much over what that brand sells for USED. If over half of their sales are for the sedan that should inspire more after market products for the sedan.
Laborsmith
But this might help: TTR is offering drop springs at a price not much over what that brand sells for USED. If over half of their sales are for the sedan that should inspire more after market products for the sedan.
Laborsmith
laborsmith
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More time consuming than trying to match up an intake.
Even cutting out the OEM, it is still time consuming. There is a difference between going to the shop down the street, fabricrating something you like and can live with and putting together something that customers paying a bunch of bucks (therefore expecting something more than can live with) will want.
And now that Tony Stewart has brought the Chevy home, I am to bed.
Laborsmith
Even cutting out the OEM, it is still time consuming. There is a difference between going to the shop down the street, fabricrating something you like and can live with and putting together something that customers paying a bunch of bucks (therefore expecting something more than can live with) will want.
And now that Tony Stewart has brought the Chevy home, I am to bed.
Laborsmith
rdss
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Of course you will void the exhaust warrenty if you cut it off, I think most people get that and are willing to pay the consequences for a better exhaust. I plan on adding a flange the were I cut it so that I can put it back on if need be. I know you get more trade in value bringing in a car that appears to have been stock it's whole life.
sonic hotness
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Good point guys
TheFallenAngel12
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I hope someone at the Shop can respond to us and give us some insight as to what is holding them up and what all they need to make a setup for the Sedan sonics. Yeah sure there is alot of trial and error and placing and taking out. but you cant tell me their is no one in their area that has a sedan sonic that can stop by and lend there car for a few days. I just hope by next may they will have something cooked up that we can buy...
TheFallenAngel12
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I myself like the hidden look too! I plan on just going to the local body shop and having them install a performance muffler and upgrade the pipe after the muffler to 2" or 2-1/2" and drop it just under the car like the factory tailpipe does. Im thinking just to be different and i like how they sound, a Flowmaster 60 Series Muffler. I dont want anything real loud but yet has a decent tone to it. Then maybe after DDM Gets around to making a setup for the sedan upgrade to there setup. I need something on my sonic. its just too damn quiet!
theultimatesaiyan
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come on ddm.......we sedan people want an exhaust like the hatchback folks......its not that difficult......hurry or my wife will close the window on letting me spend the money for one!!!!
theultimatesaiyan
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i wanna give ddm my business, but if they dont have it out by the end of the year, i'm gonna take it to a local performance place by me and give them the business......if they wanna miss out on a lot of sedan business.....its on them
Droewa
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LOL :sadbanana:
Frizodanizzo
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Geez they said two weeks ago they'd have the stuff on the site ready to order going on week three still no exhaust posted.
