Bullet Mufflers in Succession?
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Bullet Mufflers in Succession?
I'm still in the midst of throwing together a setup for my exhaust. I've already decided on the headers, ORY and cutouts, but I'm looking to tone down the sound to a livable level (at least when the cutouts are closed). I currently have an LM1 catback, so the resonator will have to go once the rest of the system is set up. I've heard good things about Sweet Thunders, and I was wondering if I could put two Sweet Thunders in succession with each other on the I-Pipe.
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i believe 3" sweet thunders only have a 2 1/4" flow path so you will drop a lot of power then your cutouts are closed if you put them both in your i pipe.
Depending on your ground clearance i would put a magnaflow 12867 style muffler in the i pipe, they also make some longer versions of that muffler i believe. You can also put mufflers in your tailpipes.
Depending on your ground clearance i would put a magnaflow 12867 style muffler in the i pipe, they also make some longer versions of that muffler i believe. You can also put mufflers in your tailpipes.
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i believe 3" sweet thunders only have a 2 1/4" flow path so you will drop a lot of power then your cutouts are closed if you put them both in your i pipe.
Depending on your ground clearance i would put a magnaflow 12867 style muffler in the i pipe, they also make some longer versions of that muffler i believe. You can also put mufflers in your tailpipes.
Depending on your ground clearance i would put a magnaflow 12867 style muffler in the i pipe, they also make some longer versions of that muffler i believe. You can also put mufflers in your tailpipes.
EDIT - I just checked their site and now they make bullets with 2 3/4" flow path.
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I think the Powerstick sounds badass and would bolt up pretty easily in place.
Here is a video I found
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWpOQ...os=Vg8KoR6nO7A
Here is a video I found
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWpOQ...os=Vg8KoR6nO7A