Mufflers!!!
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Mufflers!!!
I'm looking to buy a pair of mufflers for my '88 N/A. Anyone have any tips on what not to get, or what to get in particular? I'm looking for a definite increase in sound (a deep rumble would be nice) and an increase in power would be nice as well.
Also getting a cone intake, K&N is the best I assume?
Otherwise, I need rims. If you got 4 bolts for sale, write me at nima_taba@hotmail.com.
Thanks all,
Nima
Also getting a cone intake, K&N is the best I assume?
Otherwise, I need rims. If you got 4 bolts for sale, write me at nima_taba@hotmail.com.
Thanks all,
Nima
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My '86 NA sounded and felt better with a single catalytic converter and the stock dual mufflers instead of the two pre-cats and single main. It also growled at WOT with a k&n cone filter. Just buy a $35 k&n cone and buy/make an adapter (or get an '89-'91 MAF sensor ). K2rd sells the adapters for $25, but I fabricated one for free. If you really want a deep rumble, just take off everything after the stock exhaust manifold; there's quite a power and sound increase with that route as well . Apexi N1 and Racing Beat Powerpulse mufflers are popular though the powerpulses come more highly reccomended from what I've heard. Any way you slice it, a rotary isn't going to make much of a rumble unless you're putting around at 1500 rpm.
here's a picture of the cone to maf adapter
here's a picture of the cone to maf adapter
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Looking for a complete cat back or just mufflers? I have the Borla on my second gen (most people on the forum don't like it) but I love it. At the time it was the only all Stainless (a must for me) and the price was right. It sounds really nice, not ricey, more like a deep mellow sound and gave a good boost in power too!
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Well if you want to go all out, get the HKS titanium, a bit on the $$$ side of things, but with 102mm piping (4''), you can't beat the flow! The Apexi GT series w/ 95mm piping is your next best bet for ultra-flow!
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Originally posted by relvinnian
Well if you want to go all out, get the HKS titanium, a bit on the $$$ side of things, but with 102mm piping (4''), you can't beat the flow! The Apexi GT series w/ 95mm piping is your next best bet for ultra-flow!
-Brian
Well if you want to go all out, get the HKS titanium, a bit on the $$$ side of things, but with 102mm piping (4''), you can't beat the flow! The Apexi GT series w/ 95mm piping is your next best bet for ultra-flow!
-Brian
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