megan racing muffler... any good?
i saw this muffler on ebay today, and was wondering the quality of it, or if anyone has heard of the company... leave some feedback please
heres the link
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...&rd=1
heres the link
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...&rd=1
i haven't seen that particular piece but i did get a chance to check out one of their chrome dip mufflers, they're super light. look to be good quality. the welds are done by robots using mig process though so you dont get that fancy tig welded appearance. not that it really matters, what matters is flow, and how long it will last. they look to be a quality piece, as most megan racing pieces are. the silencer that comes with it is high heat black with knurled edges and is very sturdy compared to other silencers i've seen that are just cut edges and for that matter not even straight.
for the price i'd definately recommend megan racing products.
for the price i'd definately recommend megan racing products.
if u have a resonator, it wont sound too raspy or rumbling noise. usually having those ebay muffler without resonator will sound crappy as hell.
i had one before, it sound pretty nice. not too loud
i had one before, it sound pretty nice. not too loud
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megan....one of my friend had it on his prelude...and when vtec hit maANN...that **** was the cleanest fucken vtec i have ever heard in my LIFE. PERIOD. megan should be pretty good.
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Yea the megan racing headers my cousin bought for his GSR are good, extremely nice when and cheap when compared to DC pieces,
Megan Racing Mufflers are awesome. I have been selling them for quite some time and they are better produced than APEXi.
There exhaust systems are full stainless for such a low price.
I will post some pics of the welds on there systems soon.
There exhaust systems are full stainless for such a low price.
I will post some pics of the welds on there systems soon.
My girlfriend has a Megan Racing catback exhaust on her 1996 Maxima and it's great! It fits perfect, sounds nice, and was a great deal. I say go for it
I'm a dealer for them, and I'm using a catback on my turbo si.....sounds better than anything I've heard around town.....They are pretty light too compared to most other cat-back systems....Can't beat it for the price
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cua0 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i haven't seen that particular piece but i did get a chance to check out one of their chrome dip mufflers, they're super light. look to be good quality. the welds are done by robots using mig process though so you dont get that fancy tig welded appearance. not that it really matters, what matters is flow, and how long it will last. they look to be a quality piece, as most megan racing pieces are. the silencer that comes with it is high heat black with knurled edges and is very sturdy compared to other silencers i've seen that are just cut edges and for that matter not even straight.
for the price i'd definately recommend megan racing products.
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Sounds like HE sells them.
But never heard of this Muffler. But didnt u read the last post of when that dude bought a muffler? Its still floating around here on the first page if im not mistaken. Take a look
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1032471 Laters
for the price i'd definately recommend megan racing products.
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Sounds like HE sells them.
But never heard of this Muffler. But didnt u read the last post of when that dude bought a muffler? Its still floating around here on the first page if im not mistaken. Take a look
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1032471 Laters
I say go for it. Good product for an even better price!
No offense man, but that muffler is ugly
(just my opinion)
do what you want.
No offense man, but that muffler is ugly
(just my opinion)
do what you want.
Megan Racing products are quality, spoken from experience. I had the Megan Racing exhaust for my turbo 94 GSR- fit perfect, my only complaint was that where the midpipe meets the axleback, the piping shrinks to stock inside diameter. I measured it. The easy solution is to simply saw off the two flanges, then have a muffler shop stretch a sleeve out of 2.5 in pipe that connects the midpipe to the axleback and C clamp them together and that gives you the same diameter throughout .
Modified by DragInteg at 10:29 PM 10/26/2004
Modified by DragInteg at 10:29 PM 10/26/2004
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Photos of my turbo back 3" Mandrel Bent Full Stainless Exhaust system from my Subaru WRX.
The welds are beautifully tigged.</TD></TR></TABLE>
whats up with that nasty restriction in the top left hand corner of the pic?
You'd really want to have that replaced with 3" piping to match.
the exhaust looks good aside from that though.
steer clear of OBX exhausts, I hear they crack.
Photos of my turbo back 3" Mandrel Bent Full Stainless Exhaust system from my Subaru WRX.
The welds are beautifully tigged.</TD></TR></TABLE>
whats up with that nasty restriction in the top left hand corner of the pic?
You'd really want to have that replaced with 3" piping to match.
the exhaust looks good aside from that though.
steer clear of OBX exhausts, I hear they crack.




