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revn247 08-04-08 12:26 AM

Pix of dual exhaust on a 1st gen 7
 
I was just talking cars with another late 30's friend of mine and the subject came up.

Does anyone have pix of the dual muffler setup on the 1st gen?

Sonic Turbo w/ rolled tips anyone?

PercentSevenC 08-04-08 01:41 AM

Yeah, there is. Unless you mean both mufflers on the same side. In which case, there are a few people running such a setup on here.

teddyrx2 08-04-08 02:14 AM

yeah there are a few on the forum running this set up...Could run 3 inch single all the way back... or 2 1/4 or 2 1/2 dual pipes with no cats and get the full performance of the exhaust with those dual mufflers on the back...his or her call

Jaime Enriquez 08-04-08 02:19 AM

like this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJhcqB0vBQI

teddyrx2 08-04-08 02:22 AM

yeah like that...sounds pretty nice might i add

Jaime Enriquez 08-04-08 05:06 AM

I believe Wackyracer is running this "old skool" setup on his Rx3 with Magnaflow's...

TheRX7Project 08-04-08 05:12 AM

single belt... rev... no squeal? Is it because you're running elec. fan?

Jaime Enriquez 08-04-08 05:38 AM

A belt that is properly tightened.... singe or double belt setups shouldn't squeal. The only ones that should are Gilmer's...but that's more a whine that a squeal. Stock or electric fan...

teddyrx2 08-04-08 08:37 AM

wacky is running that set up...

84stock 08-04-08 08:44 AM

you could run duals all the back and over the axle into a single magnaflow with dual inlet and dual exit.

TheRX7Project 08-04-08 08:47 AM


Originally Posted by Jaime Enriquez (Post 8437165)
A belt that is properly tightened.... singe or double belt setups shouldn't squeal. The only ones that should are Gilmer's...but that's more a whine that a squeal. Stock or electric fan...

I have my belt pretty tight... and it squeals anytime I rev, or even accelerate hard in 1st / 2nd. I'm planning on going double belt sometime soon.

84stock 08-04-08 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by TheRX7Project (Post 8437321)
I have my belt pretty tight... and it squeals anytime I rev, or even accelerate hard in 1st / 2nd. I'm planning on going double belt sometime soon.


Try some belt dressing, it makes my belt grab the supercharger pulley like glue.

openshot 08-04-08 11:33 AM

85rotarypower has some but he has a different gas tank

go to 5:05 mark to see on video

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=gKvzxSPLfSo

FirebirdSlayer666 08-04-08 02:52 PM


Originally Posted by TheRX7Project (Post 8437321)
I have my belt pretty tight... and it squeals anytime I rev, or even accelerate hard in 1st / 2nd. I'm planning on going double belt sometime soon.

Belt dressing only masks the problem. You need to replace the belt

PercentSevenC 08-04-08 03:11 PM

Yeah, I've been running a single Gatorback with no squealing at all. No airpump, no AC, no power steering, and no e-fan.

Jeff20B 08-04-08 03:27 PM

The Cosmo is the same way. Its power steering belt is the same as 1st gens so has no contact on the waterpump pulley. No slips with a stock clutch fan.

Kim 08-04-08 04:44 PM

This is my setup:
Homemade header -> 2.5" Resonator -> Split into two 2" Resonators side by side.
I like it alot, nice and quiet
The smoke in the video turned out to not be oil control rings, but the crappy teflon encapsuled viton water seals that had failed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkip2LsjDJo

Siraniko 08-04-08 05:53 PM


Originally Posted by revn247 (Post 8436811)
I was just talking cars with another late 30's friend of mine and the subject came up.

Does anyone have pix of the dual muffler setup on the 1st gen?

Sonic Turbo w/ rolled tips anyone?

yes!!!

blown7 08-04-08 07:35 PM


Originally Posted by Jaime Enriquez (Post 8437022)


That is my car. That is the old engine. It spun a bearing in the front rotor. It now has a fresh rebuild and is ready to go.

It has dual 2" pipe till just before the axle (couple of magnaflow resinators under there) into a 3" pipe up and over the axle then it splits again into dual mufflers.

84stock 08-04-08 07:35 PM


Originally Posted by FirebirdSlayer666 (Post 8438160)
Belt dressing only masks the problem. You need to replace the belt


I run a gatorback belt which grabs well, but i still use dressing when I race as I do notice a difference in how quick the charger reacts.

teddyrx2 08-05-08 01:34 AM


Originally Posted by TheRX7Project (Post 8437321)
I have my belt pretty tight... and it squeals anytime I rev, or even accelerate hard in 1st / 2nd. I'm planning on going double belt sometime soon.

Got to change the belt...you're only masking the problem...it might be a bad belt or the wrong belt one of the two

TheRX7Project 08-05-08 02:15 AM

I'll change the belt and see how it works. I'll try the gatorback everyone raves about.

If it don't work I'm gonna come back and beat you guys up! :D

Sorry for the off-topic.

Jaime Enriquez 08-05-08 02:38 AM

Back in '90, my original SE exhaust, made for $100 at Atlantic muffler, was dual 2" piping from an RB Road Race header, 2.25" glasspacks, and dual side by side Dynomax!. It was quiet enough and made great power....we may need to look into that old un-collected system again now with better mufflers!

AsianImage 08-05-08 02:49 AM

yup...side stacked sonic turbo mufflers on a 1st gen was the shizzle....Wacky post some pics!

808rota 08-05-08 02:59 AM

I want to run just 1 muffler right after the header collector and shoot the tailpipe on the side before the rear tire.what muffler is compact,good sounding,won't burn out,and could get at a local parts store??will this setup work??


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