will i need to modify any thing to get this to fit my 2003 lancer es if so what will i need to do... i tried searching for an hour i guess im not good at it...

this is what i want to get http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SR-S-...6194QQtcZphoto

do i need to do any thing to get this to bolt onto my stock cat??

 

might need some gaskets, i think those ebay exhausts bolt up

 

If it needs modifying, it's a piece of crap exhaust and isn't worth your money. A few people have the Ebay exhaust and I'm pretty sure it just bolts right on.

 

This is a direct bolt-on. Coming from me i have an ebay exhaust and it does wonders.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-N...8816QQtcZphoto

so this will fit with outa a problem will mounting it be a problem either will i need to weld it or something?

 

i have the SRS and for ebay.. i was suprised... seriously.
the only problem you might have is it melting your bumper just make sure its not touching when you hang it and i trimmed the bck part of the bumper becuase it melted a little you cant tell at all that it was cut. other than that i noticed after about a year it looks like its corroding a little bit. maybe not full stainless steel.

nice and deep and for the price i recommend it.

 

Well i would honestly take it to a muffler shop to have them weld just a little bit of it too your car so it doesn't bounce up and down and end up falling apart when your riding. I've seen a BMW while at the light....his muffler tip was popping in and out of his car than when he took off it fell right off in front of a lil old ladys car and she was frightened...caused a lot of traffic. All i gotta say is if you install it yourself make sure its there tight.

 

thats funny because they advertising theirs being REAL stainless steel and say otehr people say theirs are stainless steel and are not haha. i was thinking of geting this one. you think i could get away with out cutting my bumper at all?

 

you N1 should bolt up real nice. No need to modify anything. Probably the only thing you will have to do is just move the axle-back around a little to your liking.