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Welded in some elbows, man it was a biatch to cover back up, even on lowest setting the weld would just hole the muffler material, took an age but all
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Welded in some elbows, man it was a biatch to cover back up, even on lowest setting the weld would just hole the muffler material, took an age but all sealed, I will have internal shots prior to sealing up when I get them emailed to me, I fitted this up to my vehicle, it sounds sick! , loud, zero rasp, at full tilt it is very screamy, just how I wanted it, as promised over the next week or so I will post up a vid and also visit the dyno, it has picked up some for sure.
Took some weights today also for info. Stock muffler weight = 27.50 lbs Cut up Muffler with iinternal 90's = 24.69lbs 2.81 lbs of crap removed, not massive but worth noting since I was doing this anyway. Here is the resealed unit. ![]() Really happy with it presently, went out tonight to a couple car meets, good comments from my pal as I blasted past his Mustang lol ;-)
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