I need a little muffler advice for my 2.0L. The car came with some early 1st generation 4-2-1 header system with a http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/products/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=34_141_197&products_id=3288 2 chamber muffler.
The previous owner was a bit of a cheapskate and never hung it properly or installed any sort of tail pipe. This winter I want to straighten it out, replace the muffler, hang it properly and weld on a rear exit exhaust tip.
While doing so, i'd like to swap out the muffler to something a bit quieter. It's definitely too loud on the street, and I highly doubt it will pass sound at Limerock. At higher RPMs sound is also very raspy, don't like it. Even at Pocono, it's too loud to hear my instructor.
There are tons of generic 2.5" mufflers out there, but i've managed to narrow it down to a few Dynomax mufflers.
17733 14" case "sport sound" rated at 410 SCFM (plenty!)
17748 20" case "street sound" rated at 415 SCFM (plenty!)
According to the website they can support 189HP, way more than i need.
I want a muffler where i can hear myself and won't get flagged at limerock. Which would you pick? Both fit. Both are also pretty cheap ($50). Also don't want something too quiet.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
More pics at the end of this http://www.flickr.com/photos/infinitelydigital/sets/72057594124768996/
Check out a WALKER 22385 this is the muffler thats used on the Bursh system.
I'm using a Dynomax Super Turbo #17731 muffler on a hot 2056. It is quiter then a Bursch glass pack and dosen't overly resterict exhaust flow. It is not as quite as the Bursch street muffler.
Bill
I narrowed down my selection to two mufflers from Dynomax.
17733 14" case "sport sound" rated at 410 SCFM (plenty!)
17748 20" case "street sound" rated at 415 SCFM (plenty!)
According to the website they can support 189HP, way more than i need.
I want a muffler where i can hear myself and won't get flagged at limerock. Which would you pick? Both fit. Both are also pretty cheap ($50). Also don't want something too quiet.
http://www.dynomax.com/ecat/pdfs/superturbo.pdf
Any suggestions?
The 14"muffler is probably similar in sound to the standard muffler that comes with a Bursch collector. If you have room for the 20" length, I would go for the quieter muffler. I think you'll still be able to hear the engine.
Thanks for the advice Chris!
Do you think there is any flow difference between the 14" and 20"? I can fit the 20" no problem, might look a bit funny with a big muffler hanging down, but it will fit.
I can't believe how cheap these things are... $54 for the 20" from Amazon with free shipping. Hope this thing lasts more than a year...
Hard to say if there would be a meaningful hp difference betweeen the two. Probably not much anyway.
I don't think it'll rot out that fast. The low price is based on the fact that they spit those things out by the thousands, using highly automoted processing.
Just don't expect any performance gains.
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