Exhaust types?
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Exhaust types?
Is anyone here running a set of flowmaster mufflers? Do you know of anyone who is? I wanna know how they sound on a 2nd gen N/A. I am thinking of running a set of 2 chambers on the stock 'Y' pipe. If anyone has ANY info on this please let me know.
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I have a long billit muffler and streight pipe after the stock manifold and is pretty quiet and sounds like a jet. People will say that its not made for rotory and will burn out but had mine on for a yr and no problems at all. Just good sound.
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Originally posted by Scott 89t2
[B]I just put a set of home hardware 4" racing tips on yesterday. they sound and look pretty good!
but they come flying off if you rev over 4 grand
[B]I just put a set of home hardware 4" racing tips on yesterday. they sound and look pretty good!
but they come flying off if you rev over 4 grand
How much does that setup cost?
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I know two people who put a single Flowmaster on an NA rotary, and both of them blew the welds out of the baffles after a few weeks. It still kinda worked, but you could hear the baffles vibrating in the muffler case. You may have better results with a dual setup or with a turbocharged car, but I would recommend a different brand of muffler.
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i would also like to know what brand of muffler will NOT burn up. im going to be setting my exhaust up this weekend and would like to get a muffler that will last for a while.
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