My DIY 2OTL Exhaust
01-17-2006, 12:34 PM
#1
My DIY 2OTL Exhaust Well since SLP stopped carrying this for our cars and i couldn't find a used one... i made my own for about $185 in parts and 6 hours of my time. I didn't order enough 2.5" tubing to make the tips come all of the way out to the bumper.....but having them in some and staggered (on purpose)...it is growing on me... so i think i will leave it.
I still need to pull everything back off the car, finish welding it and then throw some paint on it. I might make use of that vacant hanger too if this thing looks like it is going to move around.
Either way, i wish i would have done this along time ago... i didn't decide to do it until i saw MM dyno his car with the SLP catback.. and how much more pleasant it was to ride around in.
I hope to dyno in a few weeks with the snow kit and this catback.... so i will post up again then.
Thanks for reading.
-Jarrod
I still need to pull everything back off the car, finish welding it and then throw some paint on it. I might make use of that vacant hanger too if this thing looks like it is going to move around.
Either way, i wish i would have done this along time ago... i didn't decide to do it until i saw MM dyno his car with the SLP catback.. and how much more pleasant it was to ride around in.
I hope to dyno in a few weeks with the snow kit and this catback.... so i will post up again then.
Thanks for reading.
-Jarrod
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01-19-2006, 08:09 AM
#8
The muffler is a dynomax ultraflow 3" in, dual 2.5" out, p/n: WLK-17228
I was worried about it not being as large as the SLP muffler and still being straight through and it's ability to quiet the car down...but even with all that it really does make a huge difference in external sound and internal noise/vibration.
I was worried about it not being as large as the SLP muffler and still being straight through and it's ability to quiet the car down...but even with all that it really does make a huge difference in external sound and internal noise/vibration.
