Good muffler or not???
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i was thinking about getting a new muffler for my 4th gen so i decided to look on ebay, & i was wondering how good is a muffler like this?
it seems like its a straight pipe what do you guys think?
it seems like its a straight pipe what do you guys think?
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dont really wanna spend that much money just yeton my 91, maybe for my 96.
i just wanna know about this for now for my 91
i just wanna know about this for now for my 91
that's what i would do if I am on budget
jack the car up and see how how many bent you gonna need.
get some mandent bend elbow(5-10 bucks each) you prolly need 2-3
and have it welded at local muffler shop..aluminized piping+weld+universal muffler+resonator(if you dont have a silent cap thing on you muffler) =under 200 buck
elbow=30
uni muffler=80-100
piping+welding+bracket=60
opinional resontor-60
jack the car up and see how how many bent you gonna need.
get some mandent bend elbow(5-10 bucks each) you prolly need 2-3
and have it welded at local muffler shop..aluminized piping+weld+universal muffler+resonator(if you dont have a silent cap thing on you muffler) =under 200 buck
elbow=30
uni muffler=80-100
piping+welding+bracket=60
opinional resontor-60
thats what i did except i bought the piping pre-bent from kteller8 for 175 shipped, then got the muffler from thermal R&D for like 90 bux... its a universal oval thats 14" long 2.5" center inlet/outlet
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I got two just like that one for my 2001 V6. I have not put it on yet they sent on but forgot to send the other it is on it way. I got stock piping what is it going sound Is it going to sound tlike crap or resnable?
your stock exhaust should already have one
resonator controls the sound without really robbing power, it gives it more a deep tone. without it, you will likely get a weedwacker sound on a aftermarket exhaust
resonator controls the sound without really robbing power, it gives it more a deep tone. without it, you will likely get a weedwacker sound on a aftermarket exhaust
the purpose of getting a exhaust is to allow the waste gas exit faster and easier.
stock exhaust are restrictive and it's often come with small diameter of piping to elminate the noise.
yes, you can reuse the resonator of your stock exhaust but my question for you is why?? the whole stock system is a tuned set with equally(small) size in piping.(choking)
if you are only want the bling factor, just get a universal one and weld it on, it wouldn't help much but if that's what you want to do. waste of money IMO
I rather have a quiet and no exhaust on my daily driver/beater, not to mention cop and riceboi hassles
save the money if i were you, but again, it's your car so good luck.
stock exhaust are restrictive and it's often come with small diameter of piping to elminate the noise.
yes, you can reuse the resonator of your stock exhaust but my question for you is why?? the whole stock system is a tuned set with equally(small) size in piping.(choking)
if you are only want the bling factor, just get a universal one and weld it on, it wouldn't help much but if that's what you want to do. waste of money IMO
I rather have a quiet and no exhaust on my daily driver/beater, not to mention cop and riceboi hassles
save the money if i were you, but again, it's your car so good luck.
if you just looking for a "sportier" sound [!], just drill a small hole in your stock muffler and then have a cheap tip welded on.
You can always solder the holes closed w/ a soldering iron if you want to quiet the car down. For "extra" racer looks, do a rough cut of your rear muffler to an aluminum foil cutout and use gasket sealer to "glue" to the rear of the muffler. With the most shiny side facing outward.
Instant "aftermarket" look for free - haha. (well, the tip will be a couple bucks).
Re: the muffler shown: Adding just a muffler to a accord, especially if an slush-o-matic will add very-very minimally to the cars power.
RotaryBzzzz's famous line: Almost not worth it if you can't get it for free.
You can always solder the holes closed w/ a soldering iron if you want to quiet the car down. For "extra" racer looks, do a rough cut of your rear muffler to an aluminum foil cutout and use gasket sealer to "glue" to the rear of the muffler. With the most shiny side facing outward.
Instant "aftermarket" look for free - haha. (well, the tip will be a couple bucks).
Re: the muffler shown: Adding just a muffler to a accord, especially if an slush-o-matic will add very-very minimally to the cars power.
RotaryBzzzz's famous line: Almost not worth it if you can't get it for free.
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huh? flex pipe..before the flex pipe=exhaust mani??
I am lost here
huh? flex pipe..before the flex pipe=exhaust mani??
I am lost here
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WHAT ARE YOU PPL TALKING ABOUT
im not looking to spend mega $$$ on my 91. i just wanna know what u all think of the setup i have pictured up above


