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#101460 07/17/01 12:42 AM
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i was wondering if the dynomax muffler would sound good? And with or without res. Or should i put a muffler where the res went and what kind of brand should i put on and the rest stright pipe? i want it to sound nice a deep but also performance too. i dont wont it o sound like crap. Thanks fo your help. laugh


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#101461 07/17/01 04:29 AM
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I'm running dual super turbos on 2 1/4" pipe from the cat back. I'm real pleased with the sound, but needed to add a bullet resonator to cut down on the drone under 2500 RPM. Not very original but it sounds nice and low, not to loud, and zero rasp. The super turbos will rust and the 17731s will hang down a bit below the bumper valance if using a straight tip. I painted mine black with hi-temp paint and notched my valance to tuck the muffs up as far as possible. (See pics in my sig-link.)


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#101462 07/17/01 02:26 PM
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The only walker that will fit in the res spot is #12616 for the aluminized and #14616 for stainless steel. Then go staight out the back. If it's too loud get some res tips. I was inches from doing this myself till a good group buy came along for cat back.
Mr. Chris Wong from CTA motorsports is to thank for the trial and error on this one. Give him a call or email for more specifics.


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