91 brougham hearse, Exhaust and lowering ?'S

[CADDYDADDY13]

Hi, i own a 91 brougham Hearse and was considering putting a custom dual exhaust on it. I want a real throaty sort of muscle car sound, but I'm not too familiar with exhausts. could anyone recommend an exhaust or a brand or what to do??
Also i was wondering if an impala ss suspension/springs would be an easy mod on 90-92 brougham, if they work at all? thanks

[sizanjdf]

I know you can use springs from the impala SS on the front and drop it a few inches. Im not sure about the back. if you dont have emissions inspections you can cut off the cats and put just mufflers on and it will sound alot better than it does now with pretty much any muffler. I like flowmaster and I hear magnaflow sounds good too.

[96Fleetwood]

You might want to check if the Bbody wagon parts fit as well (sway bars, etc).

For an exhaust, you can also cross check the Bbody wagon options or just get a custom one made at a exhaust shop.

Keep us posted on this project, it sounds awesome!

[Phantom&RedGoat2004]

Exhaust will have to be custom. The B-body wagons are shorter than the funeral cars, and I know the rears are diferent too (the service cars have a 9.5" and the wagons have an 8.5"), but I'm not sure about how they are mounted to the frame. The b-body sedans and the b-body mounting points are diferent between the two as well as the width measurements, and they do not interchange. When you find out weather yours is a wagon-style or sedan style, let me know (this has been one of my own questions: How can you get a 9.5" service car rear into a b-body wagon?) I know that niether service car styles (limo/coach) have ABS provisions, but I'm unsure if there is a diference in the rear mounts from the limo to the coach. HTH PRG04