#554769 - 10/12/06 03:30 PM
Need a Quiet 3" Muffler *Edited - pics at the end*
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Impulsive
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Right now I have a fart can. With the header, it's unbearably loud. The silencer helps, but everyone told me it cost them a lot of power.
This is what I have:
It's LOUD. A small resonator won't make a huge difference IMO, it needs a real muffler. But I need something that flows, has to be stainless. No welding in Cherry Bombs.
I was thinking of a magnaflow oval like these
Or a Vibrant Oval like this:
Edited by Impulsive (10/21/06 08:33 PM)
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#554775 - 10/12/06 05:11 PM
Re: Need a Quiet 3" Muffler for a Turbo Vehicle
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OnyxEros
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I have found that a single in dual tipped muffler is a lot quieter than the big grapefruit shooter that is offered with most systems.
also if there is any space instead of a resonator just buy another muffler and put it inline
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#554784 - 10/12/06 11:26 PM
Re: Need a Quiet 3" Muffler for a Turbo Vehicle
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diku
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Quote:
screw a cut out..especially for a car that sees winter use. they typically leak/fail.
much like your motors
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#554794 - 10/13/06 12:59 PM
Re: Need a Quiet 3" Muffler for a Turbo Vehicle
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bren si
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Alright dude you need to stop looking on SvA for exhaust options.
headers make our cars sound liek crap, good job on getting one
ANYWAYS, if you want quiet you need to ditch that megaphone and get a greddy evolution or borla hush, or a single tip spt exhaust, anything else is loud.....ive been through 5 different exhausts. Also a catted helix or invidia catted downpipe will shut it up a little bit
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#554798 - 10/13/06 02:09 PM
Re: Need a Quiet 3" Muffler for a Turbo Vehicle
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Nealoc187
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I didn't notice there was an SS Ultraflo but now that you mention it, I do see it.
Anyways he muffler I have is an Ultraflo Welded, oval, center entry center exit 3" all the way through. Looking at their catalog, the only one that matches those specs is the 17220 which is 4.5" x 9.75" x 19" (including the inlet and outlet pipes), the actual "oval part" of the muffler is 14".
The Dynomax Bullet muffler I use as a resonator appears to be p/n 24222, 4" outside diameter, 3" straight through inside diameter, 12" resonated section, 16.5" overall length.
If you guys want to hear a sound comparison between cutout open and cutout closed I can find some place to host my dyno files. In the cutout closed version there is some good sound footage of before I get on it, so you can hear sortof how it sounds.
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#554800 - 10/13/06 03:33 PM
Re: Need a Quiet 3" Muffler for a Turbo Vehicle
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Nealoc187
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Probably, assuming they use similar type and quantity of sound deadening material which I'm sure they do.
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#554802 - 10/13/06 07:28 PM
Re: Need a Quiet 3" Muffler for a Turbo Vehicle
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DomesticPower
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Chambered and especially Supertrapp mufflers have no place on a turbo car. Just run the longest straight through muffler you can find and you will be happy. The big tips seem to make it louder and more raspy sounding.
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