Muffler Question
#12
Re: Muffler Question
Originally Posted by bmaca455
your not planning on having the exhuast exit right under the passenger compartment are you?? that seems like it might be a little risky for carbon monoxide or whatever it is.
#14
Re: Muffler Question
Originally Posted by 90dx
I ran 2 1/2" downpipe and a Cherry Bomb glass pack with it coming out in front of the rear tire.It was quite reasonable and cost next to nothing.I would recommend just clamping the glass pack as they are under 20 bucks and need replacing once a year at least.I used a turndown as well.
#15
Re: Muffler Question
im planning on dumping under the center of my car just like the thread starter, but i was simply going to use a resonator right after the downpipe and then finish the 2.5" piping back to the spot of the dump.....is that going to be ridiculously loud or should i find a different method??
#16
Re: Muffler Question
Originally Posted by Schister66
im planning on dumping under the center of my car just like the thread starter, but i was simply going to use a resonator right after the downpipe and then finish the 2.5" piping back to the spot of the dump.....is that going to be ridiculously loud or should i find a different method??
#18
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I think it really depends on what your standards of loud are.I live in a city with jack asses with Chevy trucks that have headers and dual glasspacks for exhaust so to me a downpipe to glass pack to side exit turndown was not very loud at all.I used the longest glasspack they had which was 24" i believe or close to that and it really sounded nice when it was new but they wear out quick. My car was much quiter then the average rice mobile with no cat and a fart can.
#19
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i was thinking about doing something similar with this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Magna...49972284QQrdZ1 and turn down under the car
#20
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I plan on using a magna flow or a dynomax, something thats deep and quite. It'll have a turn down so it can be mounted higher behind the bumper and painted black. I don't want my exhaust attracting any attention.