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    Stock muffler

    Hello, I just had my stock muffler on my 1993 TT break the stud for the "active exhaust" . The valve is now in the sport mode which is alot louder than I would like to be driving around with. What are options here, has anyone modified the exhaust to stay in one position or the other, can you open up the bottom nipple and rotate the valve maybe, and reweld ? Exhaust is in great shape, I'll call the dealer for a new one but I am not expecting to find one.
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    Just a note called Dodge and none availible, called Mitshubishi and they can still get one...at a costly dollar amount of $763 . Then it got better and she told me the valve is a separate part and there was no more listing for it. Maybe I'll try taking the bottom nipple off and rotating the valve about 80% closed and weld it, nothing to lose at this point.

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    you can post a wanted ad for a muffler, that is how I got an extra one. I hope to have it this week.
    Built 2nd week of August 1992 as a 1 of 11 1993 Dodge Stealth R/T twin turbo (6g72 engine with stock TD04-9b turbochargers), pearl white exterior (W29), red leather interior, W5MG1 transaxle. Low mileage, just 68000 miles!
    Current modifications are: VMS racing 10.2mm spark plug wires & NGK BKR6EIX-11 spark plugs gapped down to 0.32", Touren TR9 3190 wheels, Maximal high flow main catalytic converter, gutted/deleted precatalytic converters, front & rear slotted & drilled brake rotors from ebay, T-bolt stainless clamps, Curt trailer hitch, rear bumper aluminum reinforcement from a 2nd gen car, LED backup & license plate bulbs, Pioneer AVH-X2500BT with backup camera, DSM SMICs converted by oohnoo, 3S warehouse sidemount oil cooler, Hurst shifter handle, EGR blockoff plates, Stainless bolt kit, LCDBC as an ECU monitor, 3SX Stainless-Steel Braided Brake Lines, Koyo radiator with brackets, Retractable license plate holder, 3SX rear control arms, Snake eye mod, Brake Caliper Stiffening Bolts, Pilot WI-HL6A 4656 Head Lamp Conversion Kit

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