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diy muffler
where can i find something on a diy muffler mod? thanks for any help
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Re: diy muffler
wtf is a diy muffler mod?
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its where you drilled a bunch of holes in it so you get the fartcan sound w/o the fartcan price
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Originally Posted by random-strike
its where you drilled a bunch of holes in it so you get the fartcan sound w/o the fartcan price
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welcome to hmt, your going to get ----, get over it. and you really weren't clear on what you wanted, dont expect us to guess. if you want to clean out your muffler then just open her up and clean her out. pretty sure the pressure you want to get rid of is more in your cat than in anywhere else. still running cats? what kind of exhaust? just a pos fart can?
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Originally Posted by BirdmanMD
welcome to hmt, your going to get ----, get over it. and you really weren't clear on what you wanted, dont expect us to guess. if you want to clean out your muffler then just open her up and clean her out. pretty sure the pressure you want to get rid of is more in your cat than in anywhere else. still running cats? what kind of exhaust? just a pos fart can?
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Originally Posted by lil_red_rex
well im running straight exhaust 2.25". no cat. my muffler is a magnaflow(i think) and has pipe in it that looks like it was welded in by the factory from the tip to about half way down the muffler . i want to cut if open and cut out that pipe so its less restirctive. how would i go about doing this? and thought this place would be different form honda-tech...for the most part it is tho
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Originally Posted by random-strike
it wouldnt be a muffler then, why don't you just straight pipe it?
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this pipe inside is less than 2.25"? because it would kinda make sense to take it out then. if its just a straight through design. but if its not i wouldn't mess with it because the baffles inside are designed to be that way
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just get a straight through design or do a glasspack/cherry bomb and remove the muffler.
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yeah the pipe inside is about 1.5 inches
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that is very strange. if you have a welder at home, honestly you can just cut it open, rip that out and weld her back up. But i cant see that being worth your time because 1.) cops 2.) look fairly shitty 3.) will probably sound like crap 4.) cops 5.) time consuming. Ever considered a new muffler? mufflers online are cheap(15$ at summitracing.com) Or is the look or something else of your muffler something you dont want to get rid of?
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yup got a welder at home. looks dont really matter to me on a muffler/exhaust. ehh dont really have the money to get a new muffler as i barely have enough money to finish my turbo kit and tune. and like i said before looks of the muffler do not matter to me as long as its not chrome. and i doubt i could sound any worse than what it does..all raspy at higher rpms.
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hack the muffler off, job done.
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Re: diy muffler
Originally Posted by lil_red_rex
yup got a welder at home. looks dont really matter to me on a muffler/exhaust. ehh dont really have the money to get a new muffler as i barely have enough money to finish my turbo kit and tune. and like i said before looks of the muffler do not matter to me as long as its not chrome. and i doubt i could sound any worse than what it does..all raspy at higher rpms.
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lol...do you think it would even be worth it to open up the muffler and cut that pipe out? or just a big ol waste of time?
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i mean without cats or anything like that. straight piped to the muffler that thing would be your only restriction. doubt itll give you ALOT of power, but itll give you some
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Originally Posted by BirdmanMD
i mean without cats or anything like that. straight piped to the muffler that thing would be your only restriction. doubt itll give you ALOT of power, but itll give you some
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