Turbo Muffler?
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Turbo Muffler?
Hey does anybody know what a good muffler would be to have tucked under the body before the rear axle for my turbo project would be? I'm gonna build a custom exhaust with 2 1/2 or 3 inch piping so any thoughts?
I went with a magnaflow full stainless straight-through muffler.
http://shop.ivalueinternet.com/bigex...ct_id/1312.htm
Theyre fairly inexpensive, and I would expect it to be able to stand up to the heat.
http://shop.ivalueinternet.com/bigex...ct_id/1312.htm
Theyre fairly inexpensive, and I would expect it to be able to stand up to the heat.
I think it might be a challange to pass emissions and turbo the car without a lot of restriction. I personally would go with a magnaflow muffler as well, and your going to have to use some sort of high flow cat or resonator. Your car isn't emissions exempt because of the year?
~Chris
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Hey if I ran a Magnaflow single inlet/dual outlet, would there be adequite exhaust pressure for both outlets? What kind of inlet/outlet size would you guys recomend?
what do you mean adaquate exhaust pressure for both outlets? If your going turbo, and your running a full 3" exhaust I would imagine that you would have more than enough pressure, or fumes coming from both outlets.
You may want to consider going with a pre-silencer after the DP, then on your Y-pipe, running a muffler on each end, simmilar to a turbo II setup. I would try to go with a full 3" all the way, and mandrel bent to be as non-restrictive as possible.
A single exhaust would ideally be better though, and be less restrictive, as well as more cost effective.
~Chris
You may want to consider going with a pre-silencer after the DP, then on your Y-pipe, running a muffler on each end, simmilar to a turbo II setup. I would try to go with a full 3" all the way, and mandrel bent to be as non-restrictive as possible.
A single exhaust would ideally be better though, and be less restrictive, as well as more cost effective.
~Chris
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Running two mufflers would be more restictive I would think. But I mean will there be adequite exhaust pressure for the exhaust gasses to escape the dual outlets with a decent amount of pressure and don't just linger in the pipes. I need a high flow cat because of Maryland emissions so I don't want to run a presilencer and I don't want to run a Y-pipe. I figured running a dual outlet muffler would equalize the pressure and be less restrictive. To be honest I'm not even running the exhaust past the rear axle so that should give you an idea
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