picking out a bullet muffler for now
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On my '95 I currently have shorty headers, down the factory Y pipe, a cutout, and into the factory I-pipe...and no muffler...LOUD as ****, and I planned on throwing on GMMG this spring but plans and budgets have changed, so for now, I am looking for a muffler to throw in the stock pipe to quite it down for now until the budget gets back under control...
I plan on retaining the Shorties, cutout, and stock Y pipe for now. So remember, I'm just doing one muffler for now...
What are your guys thoughts on brands of bullet style mufflers? Anything I should avoid or look for specifically?
I plan on retaining the Shorties, cutout, and stock Y pipe for now. So remember, I'm just doing one muffler for now...
What are your guys thoughts on brands of bullet style mufflers? Anything I should avoid or look for specifically?
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I run Summit Bullet's on my daily driver car. It's actually real quiet and idle and low RPM's, then opens up on WOT. It has walls similar to a GMMG muffler, but packing behind the wall baffles. You can run them loud or quiet. I think they are $20 each. I did my duals with them for $130 total.
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