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Hey Rob, if it's a Pacesetter Monza exhaust, I wouldn't fool with it unless it's new and in good condition.
Those things tend to rust very quickly and don't fit together reall well, causing exhaust fume leaks. Not the best system out there.
They're also very, very loud, especially if it's old and the glass packs are shot in the main mufflers. I'm talking LOUD.
Sorry for the negatives, just my experience. I don't know if it will fit your Midget, sorry.
Those things tend to rust very quickly and don't fit together reall well, causing exhaust fume leaks. Not the best system out there.
They're also very, very loud, especially if it's old and the glass packs are shot in the main mufflers. I'm talking LOUD.
Sorry for the negatives, just my experience. I don't know if it will fit your Midget, sorry.