Re: What kind of muffler should I use then?
> The stainless steel muffler for the custom
> system is included in the price of $350cdn.
> Its not a straight though design however. Is
> the extra money for the straight through
> muffler worth it? And if so, what kind of
> muffler would you guys recommend to me? How
> much extra power do you get from a straight
> through design compared to a conventional
> design?
> Thanks guys!
The muffler that Motorsport offers, is a ggood muffler. It gives a good rich, deep tone, that doesn'tmake the car sound like a huge bumble bee. The 2 chamber flowmaster, has a very metalic sound. It's kinda hard to explain, but trust me you don't want it. The Flotech Afterburner muffler, is also a great choice. I've personally seen Dynometer sheets that showed a 8 to 12 horse power increase, going from a Flowmaster to the Flowtech Afterburner, or the similiar Motorsport Auto muffler. Sounds like a lot, but I've seen the sheets, and riden in the car, and yes it really did work.
The Flotech muffler runs $39 to $49 at your local Pepboys. I'm assuming you have Pepboys in Canada.
I say go ahead and get the one from Motorsport, since i's in the price, unless one of these other guys can point you in a better direction.
Good Luck,
Chris Behney
Redline Autosports