Exhaust Mods? Stop Here!
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From: Bloomington-Normal, IL 1997 SE
Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Just found out why the stock aluminum "Fart Cannons" on my car are so thick.
They act as skid plates when you miss your turn on the freeway and have to go across the center divide that has a big dip in it.
Forgot I wasn't driving my Jeep.
They act as skid plates when you miss your turn on the freeway and have to go across the center divide that has a big dip in it.
Forgot I wasn't driving my Jeep.
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From: Caledon,Ont.
Originally Posted by willwren
The top 3 best flowing mufflers for our cars (in order) are:
Magnaflow
Flowmaster
Dynomax
That'* why we talk about them, and not much else.
Magnaflow
Flowmaster
Dynomax
That'* why we talk about them, and not much else.
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From: Boston Area
Are any of these mufflers stainless steel? I hesitate to cut off my original muffler because it looks like it will last forever.
Next question, on a '92 with no resonator, can I expect a difference in sound when I cut out my old CAT and put in a high flow version? The '92 SC bonneville must have the largest CAT ever made, I think end to end it is almost 20 inches. I am looking at a random technology metal matrix version.
BTW, when welding stainless steel exhaust parts, the proper way to do it is with stainless steel wire but at least one very popular exhaust place around here just uses plain steel. So expect rust.
Next question, on a '92 with no resonator, can I expect a difference in sound when I cut out my old CAT and put in a high flow version? The '92 SC bonneville must have the largest CAT ever made, I think end to end it is almost 20 inches. I am looking at a random technology metal matrix version.
BTW, when welding stainless steel exhaust parts, the proper way to do it is with stainless steel wire but at least one very popular exhaust place around here just uses plain steel. So expect rust.
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From: Knox, Indiana
Im looking for a high flow cat and muffler, maggys. Mostly everyong here has it for there SSEi'* I have a 96 SE with single exh. what would I be looking for? I have done intake work and 180 t-stat plugs wires, im looking for exh. work now I need some help? I havn't been here for a while, my car was hit by a deer and took like 3 months for me to get it fixed, big ol' mess, came thru my windshing and smacked me in the face. Sucked badly, just glad I didnt have big injury'*, a black eye almost swollen shut cut my hand from the glass. I should scan the pics and show them if I knew how. Blood and guts and deer hair in my mouth and all over my car. Man u should c the pics.
