Muffler options for TD setup?
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Muffler options for TD setup?
Might be switching to TD setup, the guy who is doing it uses Bullet mufflers. I don't want it to be that loud though, would like it to scream at WOT, with a nice muscle car rumble throughout the powerband. Trying to avoid raspy obnoxious sound. I know Magnaflow makes a few, but what would be the best flowing nicest sounding option for mufflers? I included the size range which my guy recommended to work with:10" to 14" max casing length. Casing width should not excede 5" to 6".
The bullit size is 4" casing width, 10" casing length, and 14" overall.
The bullit size is 4" casing width, 10" casing length, and 14" overall.
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Magnaflow's bullet-casing mufflers seem like they would be perfect, but keep in mind any bullet type muffler is not going to quiet down the exhaust a whole heck of a lot, but it will be quieter.
Borla also makes bullet type mufflers that might work, but they are much more expensive.
Talk to Tim @ EAD Performance for a quote, he can get good deals on the above mufflers.
Borla also makes bullet type mufflers that might work, but they are much more expensive.
Talk to Tim @ EAD Performance for a quote, he can get good deals on the above mufflers.
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For what you are describing, I would recommend Borla XR-1 40085 mufflers. They are a round 5" muffler, 3" in/out. They are fairly quiet at idle/cruise, but scream at WOT. They also have a very deep tone to them with practically no rasp. These are one of my favorite mufflers for a true dual setup. We sell them for $110 each
Otherwise, I would recommend a 6" Round Magnaflow. Not quite as deep, and a bit louder, but about 1/2 the cost.
If you have any other questions, let me know.
-Tim
Otherwise, I would recommend a 6" Round Magnaflow. Not quite as deep, and a bit louder, but about 1/2 the cost.
If you have any other questions, let me know.
-Tim
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Originally Posted by Tim @ EAD Performance
Also, if you want to quiet it down some more, and make it even deeper, you can always add a set of high flow cats. The ones I would recommend for your car would be about $65 each.