 Heat exchanger/muffler question, can I modify this? |
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| Scott S |
 Jan 10 2005, 11:26 AM
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Hi All -
My car has 1.7l stainless heat exchangers thatare in nearly new condition. They were installed by the PO. I really want to continue in the spirit of the GT and install the correct muffler - however the upward bend of the 1.7 exchangers wont allow it. Being that creating this muffler requires cutting holes and welding in new pipes, can I do the same thing on the rear and simply move the flanges up so it fits with the 1.7 exchangers? Does any company (like triad) make a muffler where I can use my current exchangers, but gives the appearance of the dual outlet GT muffler? In a perfect world, I would want to use the 2.0 muffler, add the pipes - but cap them off, keeping the factory outlet as well. I saw this on an RSR -looked very mean. |
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Scott Schroeder Heat exchanger/muffler question Jan 10 2005, 11:26 AM
Root_Werks If it is the can or banananananana style muffler, ... Jan 10 2005, 11:38 AM Dave_Darling How about Door Number Three--
Swap the exchangers ... Jan 10 2005, 04:18 PM SirAndy   |
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