Smallest but quietest mufflers?
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Smallest but quietest mufflers?
Alright so instead of TD's dumped at the axle, I got a good deal on a full TD system all the way back w/ tips. There are currently glasspacks at the end, welded to the tips, but I know I'm going to want it quieter for this car. There is a spot right before the pipes go up over the axle that I might be able to sneak in some small mufflers.
What are the quietest, smallest mufflers you can get at a reasonable price?
What are the quietest, smallest mufflers you can get at a reasonable price?
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Could try high flow cats?
I had a 2.5" x-pipe system with high flow cats and dynomax bullet mufflers dumped at the axle. It was one of the quietest TD systems, flowed great and sounded amazing.
I'm really a fan of the dynomax bullets, although their inner muffler design changes from 2.5" to 3"... kinda weird.
I had a 2.5" x-pipe system with high flow cats and dynomax bullet mufflers dumped at the axle. It was one of the quietest TD systems, flowed great and sounded amazing.
I'm really a fan of the dynomax bullets, although their inner muffler design changes from 2.5" to 3"... kinda weird.
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Yeah I'm not sure if I want bullets or a regular style muffler, just whatever will fit in the very small space I'm working with and quiet it down as much as possible.
At this point I'm either thinking of
1 - keeping the glasspacks/tips and trying to fit in a muffler before the tubing goes up over the axle
2 - Ditching the glasspacks/tips and replacing with a muffler tucked up under the rear bumper area then running some tips
Not sure which way to go yet...
At this point I'm either thinking of
1 - keeping the glasspacks/tips and trying to fit in a muffler before the tubing goes up over the axle
2 - Ditching the glasspacks/tips and replacing with a muffler tucked up under the rear bumper area then running some tips
Not sure which way to go yet...
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I know everyone is suggesting just bullet mufflers, but this car is just too loud lol. I think bullets would be a great on a bolt on car but I need something that's really going to make a difference.
Called up flowmaster, got the typical "You have true duals on a camaro? How? I've never seen anyone with a good true dual system on a camaro."
Noobs.
Called up flowmaster, got the typical "You have true duals on a camaro? How? I've never seen anyone with a good true dual system on a camaro."
Noobs.
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I hear you man, I have spintech bullets dumped not even at the axle, more like front seats. There isn't even a tone to it it's so loud lol...
The exhaust I just bought is ran all the way back with bullet mufflers, so MAYBE having a full exhaust will make a big difference but idk...