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The only clips I can really find are of them on Mustangs, unfortunately.
The magnaflow is highly recommended due to it'* price, and the fact that it'* also a crossflow muffler. A.K.A. a Camaro/Firebird muffler. And almost everyone else seems to have one.
I didn't go with one because I didn't want mine to sound like everyone else'*, lol. No offense... For example, I'm using a Cherrybomb Vortex muffler.
Most mufflers will be anywhere from 13" - 18", with 4x9" - 5 x8". Here'* an example, using a Flowmaster. They're dimensions are 13" long case, 19" overall length, with a thickness/width of 4x9.75"
That'* about the most common size you can go with, and almost every muffler company makes them that size. The case length you'd prolly want would be from 13" - 15".
The magnaflow is highly recommended due to it'* price, and the fact that it'* also a crossflow muffler. A.K.A. a Camaro/Firebird muffler. And almost everyone else seems to have one.
I didn't go with one because I didn't want mine to sound like everyone else'*, lol. No offense... For example, I'm using a Cherrybomb Vortex muffler.
Most mufflers will be anywhere from 13" - 18", with 4x9" - 5 x8". Here'* an example, using a Flowmaster. They're dimensions are 13" long case, 19" overall length, with a thickness/width of 4x9.75"
That'* about the most common size you can go with, and almost every muffler company makes them that size. The case length you'd prolly want would be from 13" - 15".
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alrlight, now whats the difference between
and
besides the size
is there a performance difference in the selection of how many inlets/outlets i choose?
and the smallest muffler with a 3" in/outlet is 20" long, would that fit or is that too big??
and is 4x9 better, or is 5x8 better?
and
besides the size
is there a performance difference in the selection of how many inlets/outlets i choose?
and the smallest muffler with a 3" in/outlet is 20" long, would that fit or is that too big??
and is 4x9 better, or is 5x8 better?
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get under your car and look what you have first.....theres no use in picking out a muffler unless you can look what you have.....you will have 2 mufflers, each with one inlet, one outlet....measure ur pipe, its probably 2.5", you dont have 3"
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I was at the shop last week that did my mufflers. They were putting that same on a GTP and it sounds sick. almost as nice as mine. I say SOLO performance. and nothing else.
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I know nothing about HKS and GReddy. But i do know that Solo performance built a cat back for the Turbo solstice that was the first.. and dyno numbers were excellent.
http://www.solo-performance.com/
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what about straight pipes? my friend is telling me not to get a muffler because straight pipes will inc rease sound and performance
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well im converting to a true dual with some fabricating.. but he meant to not get mufflers, leave the cats to reduce the gases, but put straight pipes instead of mufflers