Carbon fiber/kevlar mufflers?
Just wondering what the pros are of these. I kinda like the angle one here and wanted to know if it actually did anything worth-while.
http://www.autoall.com/store/moreinf...nkevlar1a.html |
They are lighter in weight.
-Ted |
I kinda figured that, but do they last longer or anything? Any idea how much lighter too? Thanks alot.
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They *might* weigh a few ounces less than a regular steel muffler of the same design. Its more of a gimmick. Does nothing worthwhile, but adds rice-appeal, and raises the price.
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Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die I kinda figured that, but do they last longer or anything? Any idea how much lighter too? How much lighter?  It depends on what you're comparing it to.  Versus some mild steel unit, you're looking at something 50%-75% lighter.  With some of the more popular stainless steel stuff, maybe in the 10%-30% range. -Ted |
So basically a no-go. I just like the way that angled one looks, more so if I can find an SS one like that with like a 3.5" tip. But for like half the price, or close.
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Most importantly it's only 2.25", too small!
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Check out the add again. It says " each muffler features a carbon fiber or kevlar wrap". Now go inlarge the picture. You can see that this is just a regular muffler with a sheet of carbon fiber/kevlar wraped around it.
It also has a sticker on the back that says "For ricer aplication only" ..........Well it should. :D |
Originally posted by NZConvertible Most importantly it's only 2.25", too small! So anyone know where I can find an angled muffler like that for fairly cheap with a 2.5" inlet and 3.5" outlet(or close)? Thanks, and by the way it doesn't have to be a brand name. |
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