a good sounding muffler
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a good sounding muffler
i have a shallow pocket. and with working with my limited funds, i need to kno of a good sounding muffler with a good price (30$-50$). any help is appreciated.
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a good sized stainless or mild steel magnaflow can be picked up for 50-70 dollars. Sounds deep and nice and provides good performance from its straight through design. Probably not as quiet as the RB muffler though.
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a nice magnaflow and a nice yoshimura canister off of a bike that someone dropped. installed, that system was $200. on the loud side, but it has a beautiful sound.
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Originally Posted by RotaryRyan
Well do you want a good sound or a rice I got one for $30 and I love it. Its 8 inch diameter so its a real low tone.
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i would say go with the racing beat muffler because even though u can get a crappy n1 style on ebay it would be tilited down slightly and not have a real rice look.....plus u will need to go to a shop and have it welded on and would end up sosting i would say $130 after shipping on the muffler too.....so save up and get the racing beat thats what im doin now and im getin the cat pipe too....
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the n1 sytle will burn up really quick and wont last long either so u will need to replace it also and end up costing more in the long run
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well the thing is i dont plan on keeping this car for a long time so, i dont want to install a racing beat because i dont want to put the money into it. but i need to get a diffrent muffler because the one i got is really high pitched and sounds like a go-kart on the road.
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I have a Magnaflow s/s with the dual outlets with a midrange s/s resinator and it sounds good. It might be a little loader than a RB, but looks nice and sounds great. Performance Peddlers on eBay carries them,
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Your best bet is a nice Magnaflow muffler. There isn't much else that can get the same kinda tone as a Magnaflow. IMO, not even the RB muffler sounds as nice as a magnaflow. They are just REAL deep sounding, with a very smooth tone. I have an 18" long magnaflow with a turbo style muffler as a presilencer and 3" pipes in between. Large diameter pipes are known to sound very tinny on rotaries, but my car has less of a tinny sound than a car with an N1 style muffler and stock pipe diameter.
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Originally Posted by Rusty Shackleford
the n1 sytle will burn up really quick and wont last long either so u will need to replace it also and end up costing more in the long run
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