Muffler Silencer
02-01-2005, 07:35 PM
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Muffler Silencer
Does anyone have a muffler silencer that they are willing to sell? I have an Apexi N1 muffler with a 90mm tip. I would even be willing to send it back to you after my court date at the end of this month wink1.gif .
Also, I am looking for a good high-flow cat to replace my test pipe (also has to be installed before the end of the month). I want something that will make my CEL go away.
If this doesn't work, I am going to have to go with the lovely resinators mad.gif .
Stupid pigs......censored.gif
Also, I am looking for a good high-flow cat to replace my test pipe (also has to be installed before the end of the month). I want something that will make my CEL go away.
If this doesn't work, I am going to have to go with the lovely resinators mad.gif .
Stupid pigs......censored.gif
02-03-2005, 04:43 AM
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Vehicle: 2000 Tiburon
I also have an apexi N1 90mm, Im gonna get teh super silencer, its like 70 bux i think??!!
as for cats, Im using a 91000 series universal CARSOUND cat, and a 28 inch THRUSHMASTER glasspack, all in 2.5 inch spec, **** sounds Phat !!! with a "ph", also I have a korean 4-1 header, its loud and deep, even on full WOT it doesnt sound metally like a coke can.
as for cats, Im using a 91000 series universal CARSOUND cat, and a 28 inch THRUSHMASTER glasspack, all in 2.5 inch spec, **** sounds Phat !!! with a "ph", also I have a korean 4-1 header, its loud and deep, even on full WOT it doesnt sound metally like a coke can.
02-03-2005, 09:30 PM
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I just bought the super silencer from Real Engineering for $30 shipped. smile.gif
Still looking for a cat though, I gotta get out of this ticket even though I am going to spend more then the $75 to quiet my car down...oh well, I am tired of having a super loud car and I want the CEL gone!!
Still looking for a cat though, I gotta get out of this ticket even though I am going to spend more then the $75 to quiet my car down...oh well, I am tired of having a super loud car and I want the CEL gone!!
02-04-2005, 10:48 AM
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So not to hijack this thread but instead of making another thread called "muffler silencer", I figured I'd just ask a question. Are these things "universal"? Or do you have to get the same brand as your muffler? Can't you just get the same size? Won't that work?
02-04-2005, 10:59 AM
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As long as its the correct size it should fit. You just may have to drill a new hole for a bolt if it does not line up. I am actually looking for one for my MBRP. What a pain in the a$$ it is finding a universal one for a 4" tip.
02-04-2005, 11:06 AM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...TRK%3AMEWA%3AIT
Thats the one I just bought. I will let you know how the thing fits and sounds once I get it.
Thats the one I just bought. I will let you know how the thing fits and sounds once I get it.
02-04-2005, 01:34 PM
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i tried one of those. it wasn't that good. Then i got a ractive silencer. that was worse. This was for my forza exhaust's 3.5" tip. My silencer had fallen out while driving and got run over by an 18 wheeler. After buying 2 silencers... i ended up spending 6 hours hammering the original silencer back to shape. it looks beat up, but it does a better job than the replacements. problem is.... when u buy a 90mm silencer... it's probably gonna be somewhere around 87-88MM.... way bad... cause thats just a hair for the exhaust to slip past the silencer on the outside, and in my case, whistle.