Thoughts on my Muffler Plan

[mccor023]

Last week while doing my subframe I removed my stock muffler and noticed a good bit of debris rattling around inside.
Money is tight now, and I would prefer to assemble/ install myself.
I have a new Ansa Sport intermediate pipe, my plan is mount that with

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MPE-10778/

and then use this glasspack to hold me over

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MPE-10778/

Any thoughts on this idea?
Any thing else I should consider? I do not know how to weld, so I would be using u joints to bolt it all together.
Thanks

[AndrewBird]

Unless you think you'r exhaust is too loud right now, why bother? It's not going to hurt anything if there is a bit of junk rattling around.

And if you are going for quieter, a glasspack probably won't do it. They are know for being loud. I would get a Dynomax Super Turbo. They are cheap, sound good and cut noise down quite a bit.

[acolella76]

^ agreed. I have a 21" dynomax ST and its QUIET.

[mccor023]

I was not concerned about the noise, i just thought that a muffler should not have a lit if lose debris rattling around.

[mccor023]

Any other thoughts?

[Hey_You]

Remove muffler, exhaust tip down, shake until your arms won't shake anymore, shotgun a beer, recheck muffler for crap in it, repeat as needed.

[Toadleg]

I agree with the guys. However on one of my cars the previous owner cut the old muffler off and put a glass pack on and it sounds surprisingly good and not as loud as i would of thought but its on a 71 240z

[AlphaE]

i ran a glasspack on my jeep, its a I6 as well, sounded good. Mellow and no drone. I plan on usin one. and yeah, debris in the exhaust aint no thing to worry bout.

[Grand525]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWoyP94Rd0A