I don't know anything about cars, and when I bought my car used it had a single exhaust already installed. I don't know what it is, but I like it and want to know if anybody can tell me what it is and where I can get it or something like it. I've looked around and haven't seen anything like it, but like I said, I know nothing about cars, so I'm not sure what I'm looking for. Any help would be appreciated!

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Looks like a stock exhaust with a Pep Boy's chrome tip screwed to the end.

 

Memo to you: Learn about cars.

 

Yeah, but it sounds a lot louder than a stock V6

 

maybe you have a hole in your muffler?

 

I think that is what he's trying to do.

I agree with karman. Maybe you could look at the muffler for identifying marks or take a picture and post.

 

I agree. Looks like stock, get rid of that tip, looks nasty. Cheap mtips at Walmart. Sounds good because there is a hole in it. Replace with Y and dual.

 

Eww, too rusty...

strip your exhaust and get all new...

 

there's a bad rattle coming from the back of the car, do you think that the exhaust being rusty could cause that? It sounds like it might be under the car...I checked and there isn't any hole in the muffler and the muffler just says Ford on it. Everything under the car seems like it is pretty snug and wouldn't rattle, so IDK what to do about it, she might just be gettin old. I did just get new rear brakes though, and considering how bad they screwed the front ones up and pieces were falling off the brakes then I wonder if they screwed up something around the wheel area?

 

Stock muffler. When I changed out mu exhaust it had already started to rot through and mine is an 02. There is a good chance that the rattle is from the exhaust.
If you think they screwed the brakes up then go get them checked out.

 

My dad suggested that the exhaust bracket could be bad, so tomorrow I'm gonna get back under the car and check it out. Thanks for the advice.

 

I doubt its the brackets...they are metal bars that go through a rubber bushing.

 

I agree. The exhaust just wiggles away underneath.
Check for abnormal tire wear (if there is vibration as well) and this might sound stupid but check under the carpet in the trunk. Had a minor clunk now and again and later discovered a screwdriver in rear driver well when I putt my sequentials in.

I hope you looked into a new exhaust, that really is ruining the look of your car.

 

Wash your car too, she's a dirty little girl!

 

Yeah, there was a nor'easter and I took pics during a short break in the rain and wind.

 

Check wherre the tailpipe comes close to the drivers front corner of the fuel tank. Some of the cars I have climbed around have had the front tank corner seam not bent all the way up and the tailpipe occasionally hits the tank.