Your best bet is to explore these options:
* Custom Exhaust Shop: This is probably your best option. A local exhaust shop can fabricate a custom dual exhaust system to your specifications. They can use performance mufflers (like Flowmaster, Magnaflow, Dynomax, etc.) and appropriate piping to achieve the sound and performance you're looking for. This will be the most expensive option but offers the most customization.
* Used Parts: Check online marketplaces like eBay, Craigslist, or Facebook Marketplace. You might find a used exhaust system from a similar-year Cutlass, but it's unlikely to be a true "performance" system. Condition will be variable, and you may need to have it inspected or repaired.
* Universal Fit Kits: Some manufacturers offer universal fit exhaust kits with various muffler options. This would require significant modification and welding to fit your 1993 Cutlass, and may not result in optimal performance or fit. This requires some mechanical skill and knowledge.
* Parts from Other GM Vehicles: Since the Cutlass shared platforms with other GM cars of that era, you *might* find some used parts from a similar vehicle (like a Buick Regal or Pontiac Grand Prix) that could be adapted, but this is a long shot and would likely still require modifications.
Before pursuing any of these options, it's helpful to:
* Identify your exact Cutlass model: (e.g., Cutlass Supreme, Calais, etc.) as this impacts the specific exhaust system configuration.
* Determine your performance goals: Do you prioritize sound, horsepower, torque, or a balance of these? This will help guide your choices for mufflers and piping diameter.
Remember to factor in installation costs along with the cost of the exhaust components themselves. A custom exhaust shop will handle the installation, while used parts or universal kits would likely require you to do the work yourself or find a mechanic.
