Muffler Reviews/recommentations
Moroso Spiralflow worked well for me - I don't think it can be that restrictive because my turbo (60-1) response didn't suffer at all (although I do have a cat
in front of it). It does a good job getting the "boominess" out of the exhaust. I
have a straight through type muffler after it that silences the higher pitched tones.
in front of it). It does a good job getting the "boominess" out of the exhaust. I
have a straight through type muffler after it that silences the higher pitched tones.
Originally Posted by Dramon_Killer' date='May 17 2004, 02:09 AM
Dangit, rotary exhausts are so expensive to put together. Any good ideas for a quiet cheap custom catback exhaust or does that not exist?
i want to hear more about that new apexi muffler i forget the name but it has a piston so at low throttle its more restricted and not as loud but when youre at high throttle it opens up completly and is loud and non restrictive
Originally Posted by mazdaspeed7' date='May 17 2004, 06:38 AM
If you want quiet, keep the stock cats. Other than that, that was the whole point of this thread...
Why do our cars require so many freakin mufflers...
MS7: How much did your entire setup cost you?
The mufflers were about $350, and I spent another $50 on the tubing and mandrel bend I used. I already had the collector from my last exhaust, as well as the header. But both are in the process of being redone and I expect that to add another $100 or so in materials. It took me about 14 hours total to do that exhaust as it is now, and Ill probably put another 8 hours into the new header. I cant wait to have a vband instead of that cursed 6 bolt flange RB uses on their headers.
Originally Posted by mazdaspeed7' date='May 17 2004, 06:38 AM
If you want quiet, keep the stock cats. Other than that, that was the whole point of this thread...
My son can literally hear me from half a mile away. Can anyone assuredly say that $400 worth of RB NA cans quiet it down, or is it a lost cause? I have to keep at least one cat. The state of California has a unique way of meeting the "budget crisis" - fine the hell out of you for any infractions they can. Is it just me, or is there something wrong with the term "infraction" being synonymous with a $1500 fine?
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