Hey, im looking into getting a greddy evo2 exhaust for my 2003 lancer oz rally.... I have been lokoing for threads with the Bumper modifications so i know what..... exactly is that has to be done. For any1 who knows any sites, or what you need to do that would be very helpfull. Thanks- alex

 

I don't think anything needs to be done.

 

Well like all the site's ive been too this is what it says

http://autosportstyle.com/shop/mitsu...t-p-36133.html

or "
NOW IN FULL STAINLESS STEEL! Inherent in its name, the GReddy EVO2 catback exhaust system is a huge step forward. In addition to the GReddy straight-through technology, offset tip design and large piping diameters of the original EVO, the EVO2 is now offered in full stainless steel providing improved looks, durability and corrosion resistance while maintaining the best qualities of the original such as fitment, sound and performance! Full Stainless Steel Catback Exhaust Round Small Muffler Look w/ Big Sound Supression & Flow Large 115mm Off-Set Tip design Increasing diameter Mandrel-Bent Piping Street-Tuned Straight-Through Design Emissions Compliant Sound Tested (under 95dba) Bolt-on Installation : OZ Edition. (requires bumper modification)"

http://underbid.com/action/display/i...sku/22331.html

 

Some people need to cut their bumpers, and others don't. In my opinion if you hang the exhaust right and take the time to position it properly, you shouldn't need to modify anything.

 

It may be just for the OZ Edition because the OZ Has the Flared fender and rear bumper... Ie: Bumper differs from es * Perhaps this is why u think that *?

 

The OZ has a rear lip, but as I said, if you take the time to ensure proper clearance you should be fine.

 

Perhaps... but why would it still say that? hmm...

 

i have that exhaust on 03 oz there are some rubbing issues, you could use spacers on the hangers or use stiffer mounts, ive mostly resolved by issues with those but i still have some problems, nothing that would stop me from buying/using the exhaust system however

 

When i says bumper modification, it'll only mean taking a Dremel and cutting a little piece off from the backside (where the tip sticks out). Only for clearence and rubbing issues... But like was stated before, not everyone had this problem...

 

Ahh, I see... k thanks