Full straight pipe. Yay or nay?
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every car besides this one I've had headers straight to a single, 3 inch Borla muffler, and sounded great! and not very loud either. (bronco II 2.9 v6, and LR 4.0 v8)
But I had a 2-1 cat back into the same 3 inch Borla on this and it sounded good, was just kind of quiet... not sure how it would sound on the m20 without catssigpicOriginally posted by e30hijinksI move faster than "the speed of light." I'm always connected to my Blackberry and am ready to purchase at a moment's notice. I do not play gamesComment
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I think I'm gonna go full straight pipe, without any cats or resonators. If I don't like it, I'll just add on the cat. One of my close friends owns a welder, so it shouldnt be a problem if I need to weld them in...
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I often wonder if people thought how a car sounded before the days of cats... Most cars was so quiet you could barely hear them. Remember they make different mufflers so you can have the sound you want, quiet, mild, wild! It's your choice. If you want some sound and dont want to go full straight pipe, get a nice turbo muffler.
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YUP, this is the way, Just like the DEMO DERBY guys do,
Step1: remove the old exhuast
Step 2: Find a header
Step 3: invert the header so the pipes go UP and not down
Step 4: get a big ass grinder or a plasma and cut hole in the hood in the vicinity of said exhuast
step 5: cut header pipes where they go stright up and leave them
step 6: cut coffee cans to put over exhuast so raIN does not fill your exhuast and fill what ever cylinder is on the exhuast stroke at the time the engine shut down
step 7: sideswipe every car you come to on the road and wear a full faced helmet while driving till your car no longer runs



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