New exhaust setup.
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New exhaust setup.
Well one of my mufflers went out so I thought..... Excuse to change my exhaust! I was on a very low budget tho. I got a Dynomax Bullet and put it where the resonator was and had just a single 2 1/2" pipe all the way back. Only set me back 100 dollars for the muffler and install. It is very loud but I like it! Very good tone and did I say very loud! Figure Id post a vid of it. Excuse the quality I took it with my cell phone. Once the muffler breaks in Ill get some rev clips up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoY-MSwfCT0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoY-MSwfCT0
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Down the road when the funds are availible Im going to have the shop do a Y and run pipes back to two magnaflow tips. In time tho. Got other things to pay for till then.
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Im very lucky. About 15 min away I live near Lane Automotive's main store. I got it there for 40 dollars. I think you can order them on there website. The Dynamax part number is 24215. Plus you can get them on Jegs.
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u can also look at the thrush welded mufflers or go with a straight pipe exhaust and put a cherry bomb glasspack muffler in place of the resonator. that b!tch would be screaming
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I was considering something similar...were they unable to reuse your stock tips? Why not just cut the mufflers off?
I've been assuming all I would need to do is find a muffler that would fit in place of the stock resonator and then cut out the mufflers and replace with a little straight pipe keeping the tips and the majority of the piping.
I've been assuming all I would need to do is find a muffler that would fit in place of the stock resonator and then cut out the mufflers and replace with a little straight pipe keeping the tips and the majority of the piping.