is magnaflow muffler direct replacement for stock???
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is magnaflow muffler direct replacement for stock???
ok fellas, here's the deal. tried a search, but couldn't get search to work at all.
i currently have a magnaflow cat-back on my SS. I'm looking to make my car a REASONABLE volume again. I have someone that is willing to trade my magnaflow for their stock SS muffler.
what i need to know is if the magnaflow muffler inlet/outlets are in the same location as stock.
i currently have a magnaflow cat-back on my SS. I'm looking to make my car a REASONABLE volume again. I have someone that is willing to trade my magnaflow for their stock SS muffler.
what i need to know is if the magnaflow muffler inlet/outlets are in the same location as stock.
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huh? So you wanna replace the magnaflow muffler with the stock on?
I'm not sure it if would work because the inlet hole is 3". Isn't the stock on 2.5" on the inlet hole?
I think the magnaflow muffler may also be a little bigger. I'm not sure though. Correct me.
The magnaflow catback is quiet at idle anyway. Its too quiet for me and I have LTs and ORY. I'm working a deal right now to get someone's SLP LM so I can make a Magnamouth.
I'm not sure it if would work because the inlet hole is 3". Isn't the stock on 2.5" on the inlet hole?
I think the magnaflow muffler may also be a little bigger. I'm not sure though. Correct me.
The magnaflow catback is quiet at idle anyway. Its too quiet for me and I have LTs and ORY. I'm working a deal right now to get someone's SLP LM so I can make a Magnamouth.
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Originally Posted by Justin00SS
huh? So you wanna replace the magnaflow muffler with the stock on?
Originally Posted by Justin00SS
The magnaflow catback is quiet at idle anyway. Its too quiet for me and I have LTs and ORY.
Originally Posted by Ragtop 99
Don't f**k up your catback. Just put a bullet muffler in your I-Pipe. That will reduce the sound by several db.
thanks for the help so far! anyone know for sure about the physical size of the muffler? i'm probably just going to have to get under both cars with a tape and figure it out
Last edited by KGSloan; 12-07-2006 at 11:11 AM.
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do you have cats on your setup? why don't you just add cats and put a bullet in your I-pipe? use the magnaflow metal spun cats. you'll lose like 2-4 rwhp, big deal.
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Originally Posted by KGSloan
i know, hard to believe right? what i want is to keep my cut-out when i want to sound nasty at a cruise in or at the track, but keep it somewhat tame when i'm driving to and from work everyday.
I just got everything perfect (no leaks).
It would be allot easier to swap out the muffler.
Let me know if you find something that works.
I am thinking of another Mfg would make that design in 3".