Bullet Mufflers?
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Bullet Mufflers?
What are some good flowing bullet mufflers? Or do they all seem to flow just about the same?
I was planning on going with the GMMG exhaust system but i cant drop the cash for it, atleast not now. So ive been thinking about going with some Bullet Mufflers on a custom setup, but not sure which ones. Not going with SLP Loudmouths, have the LM2 on my car now and had it on my totaled Z28. Its time for a change....
Looking around Jegs and came across the Pypes bullet mufflers. Anyone ever use these? Do they sound good? Or what are some good sounding bullets out there?
I was planning on going with the GMMG exhaust system but i cant drop the cash for it, atleast not now. So ive been thinking about going with some Bullet Mufflers on a custom setup, but not sure which ones. Not going with SLP Loudmouths, have the LM2 on my car now and had it on my totaled Z28. Its time for a change....
Looking around Jegs and came across the Pypes bullet mufflers. Anyone ever use these? Do they sound good? Or what are some good sounding bullets out there?
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Dynomax Bullets and Moroso Spiral-Flows are both pretty popular and seem to flow well. Sweet Thunders, from what I recall reading, don't have a great flow rate but I haven't seen any dyno runs with just Sweet Thunders vs <insert bullet brand here> to show real-world differences.
Flowmaster single-chambers seem popular, too, and if you're going all the way out the back I don't think you'd have a problem fitting them where the stock big-enough-to-hide-a-dead-hooker muffler was.
Flowmaster single-chambers seem popular, too, and if you're going all the way out the back I don't think you'd have a problem fitting them where the stock big-enough-to-hide-a-dead-hooker muffler was.
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May go with the Dynomax bullets then, found them cheaper on Jegs.com then ws6store.com. Havent checked Summit yet.
My thoughts are to keep my ORY, get a new custom exhaust from the I-Pipe back into a CME with these bullets placed before the 90% bends to the CME tip. Its no true dual system but you guys think its worth putting 2 in there for sound? Should be louder then 1 in the I-pipe right? If not, maybe ill try and get a custom true dual setup.
My thoughts are to keep my ORY, get a new custom exhaust from the I-Pipe back into a CME with these bullets placed before the 90% bends to the CME tip. Its no true dual system but you guys think its worth putting 2 in there for sound? Should be louder then 1 in the I-pipe right? If not, maybe ill try and get a custom true dual setup.
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That looks like them to me. Gives a nice deep hollow tone, can't go wrong with them in my opinion.
Are you talking about this Dynomax?
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...oducts_id=1141
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...oducts_id=1141
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May go with the Dynomax bullets then, found them cheaper on Jegs.com then ws6store.com. Havent checked Summit yet.
My thoughts are to keep my ORY, get a new custom exhaust from the I-Pipe back into a CME with these bullets placed before the 90% bends to the CME tip. Its no true dual system but you guys think its worth putting 2 in there for sound? Should be louder then 1 in the I-pipe right? If not, maybe ill try and get a custom true dual setup.
My thoughts are to keep my ORY, get a new custom exhaust from the I-Pipe back into a CME with these bullets placed before the 90% bends to the CME tip. Its no true dual system but you guys think its worth putting 2 in there for sound? Should be louder then 1 in the I-pipe right? If not, maybe ill try and get a custom true dual setup.
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if you are doing this on the cheap, grab the cheapest y-pipe you can. maybe used or whatever(tsp y?). buy a flowmaster 3 inch to 4 inch merge and a 4" dynomax bullet. take it all to an exhaust shop and have them weld you up a y-pipe dump just before the axle on the right side. cheap, easy and flow about the same as TD's.
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Im stock at the moment, went straight pipe true dual dumped with imitation flowmaster chamber 1 exhaust. I love em. In the near future when I go ahead and throw some headers on the car, I will switch it up. x pipe with moroso spiral flows dumped.
I think they are like 50 a peace plus shipping from either jegs or summit.
I think they are like 50 a peace plus shipping from either jegs or summit.