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 Post subject: Re: Comparing Bullet/hot dog style mufflers, building exhaust
Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:35 am 
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i don't reckon you'll need resi's with twin 2.25".
depends on your individual taste of course.
i think xh5lwepn has a soundclip up of his car with twin stainless 2.25" and 2 magnaflows somewhere. sounds preeeetty tough but a bit wimpy with no boost (i'm joking there :P)

you could get your exhaust joint to make a 2.25" x-pipe? 2 wide radius 90s with a join at the outside radius and just clean up the inside for any dags, any one whos got a drop saw and a welder would be able to do it.
i don't think having a 2.5" x pipe in a 2.25" system is a good idea from a flow perspective.
alternatively just do an h pipe like xr9ute suggested.


Yeah i was thinking that too, but the way my mate works, the less time it takes, the less $$ it costs me. So i was planning on getting all the parts together (x-pipe,mufflers flanges etc) so all he has to do is bend and weld the pipes. I might ask a couple of people who sell the x-pipes on eBay if they can source 2.25 ones.

I have heard also that the H pipe doesn't mix the gasses as well as the X pipe due to the fact that the gasses just flow past the H rather than mingling in the middle then spewing out the end.

From what i have heard, resi's have an odd sound when used with other mufflers, and although people say they don't drone, they can do. At the moment i have a single pipe into a chamber muffler and then 3" pipe from muffler to rear, that drones due to the 3" pipe from the muffler, i reckon like you say, i won't need the resi's on the 2.25 twin pipes. I can always add them later too if it does drone.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Comparing Bullet/hot dog style mufflers, building exhaust
Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:05 am 
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Here is a 2.25 X pipe

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Summit-R ... 4cede998d8

From the diff get the 2 pipes and join them into a 2.5 inch and add a resi and ur done just like this car

http://www.bestmufflers.com/Information ... xe_esp.htm

 

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