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    Ansa Free Flow Muffler?

    I need to replace the muffler in my 87 325e. I saw this ansa free flow on Bavarian auto. I did some research and it seems to be decent enough and will suit my purposes. My only question is what kind of process goes into installing one of these. I plan on doing a cat delete unless this has a cat built in buyt it does not seem to. What do i need to buy to make this work. Does this bolt on or do mods have to happen? If I am going to do a cat delete do i need to weld in a replacement piece. Or does the bav auto center pipe replace the cat? Any advise would help. Or other muffler/ exhaust suggestions. budget is around $600.


    Here are some pics of muffler
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    Bavarian auto says this piece is also required.
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    Bmw CCA # 490080

    1995 525iA RIP
    1987 325e Cirrusblau-Metallic/Pacific Blue (Daily)

    DSC_1725 by Matthew Johnson, on Flickr

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    That pipe and muffler will bolt on immediately after the cat. If you want to delete the cat, you will need to do some welding. I actually recently "upgraded" my cat (rusted through) to a Magnaflow bolt-on replacement. I also have an eta. Oh, and those center pipe bolts were rusted solid. Make sure you have a complete set of hardware beforehand.

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