wastegate muffler
11-08-08, 01:54 PM
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wastegate muffler
I saw on here a while back a thread about using a separte muffler for the wastegate but cant find it, just wondering if there are any updates on this idea like whats the best choice muffler etc?
11-08-08, 02:47 PM
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I've seen setups where a separate tail pipe for the wastegate was plumped along side the main exhaust. However, With that long of a pipe I don't think there is a need for a muffler .
11-18-08, 08:43 AM
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I'm using an old school smithy's muffler on mine. Not mayn muffler's available in 2" inlet/outlet. Just search summit or go to an exhaust shop and tell them what you're after.
My muffler was about $25 and it *is* a glass filled muffler. Been on the car for this season, no ill effects yet (its only getting beat up by rotary exhaust when the gate's open)
You can plumb it back in, sure. Lots of people like to do what everyone else does
When the gate's open, this car sounds like NOTHING else. I'm going to modify somemore things to alter the soudn over the winter though...
My muffler was about $25 and it *is* a glass filled muffler. Been on the car for this season, no ill effects yet (its only getting beat up by rotary exhaust when the gate's open)
You can plumb it back in, sure. Lots of people like to do what everyone else does
When the gate's open, this car sounds like NOTHING else. I'm going to modify somemore things to alter the soudn over the winter though...
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