Home made GMMG cat back?
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Home made GMMG cat back?
Please excuse me if this has been ask already, just kick me!
Anyway I also love the GMMG chambered exhaust, but the price! Not going to happen.
Could not a good muffler man make this cat back? It doe's not look that hard.
3 inch pipe coming off the Y-pipe over the rear split into to chamber muffler's, and out the back?
Am I missing somthing? You can buy the chambered mufflers all day long?
Any muffler installers out there?
Anyway I also love the GMMG chambered exhaust, but the price! Not going to happen.
Could not a good muffler man make this cat back? It doe's not look that hard.
3 inch pipe coming off the Y-pipe over the rear split into to chamber muffler's, and out the back?
Am I missing somthing? You can buy the chambered mufflers all day long?
Any muffler installers out there?
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Wrong - my Powersticks are totally different than Dynomax bullets, & they outflow the GMMG chambered sections by a longshot. I would expect the flowpath inside the GMMG chambered sections to be 1-7/8". Look at the outer diameter of the mufflers & the depth of the crimps. Small flowpath = poor flow.
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Wrong - my Powersticks are totally different than Dynomax bullets, & they outflow the GMMG chambered sections by a longshot. I would expect the flowpath inside the GMMG chambered sections to be 1-7/8". Look at the outer diameter of the mufflers & the depth of the crimps. Small flowpath = poor flow.