looks like im gonna pick up a magnaflow but it's part number 14325 and it's 2 1/4" both side is that still fine to use I mean I can just expand the pipe right? do i really need the 3in/2.5?

 

don't buy that one shocker

you want a muffler that is bigger, not smaller diameter piping. the stock stuff is 2.5". so if you get the 2.25" one, you will have a small bottleneck in the exhaust flow

I suggest you try something like this. and to make sure you have the right sized inlet/outlet, measure your OEM pipe

#14416 Round 4" Body Muffler

 

im going to get a 14" maggie 2.5/ 2.5 inch but dont know which one height x width wise

 

damn im about to just go to advance and get the super 40 2.5"

 

If you get a Flowmaster 40, it'll be loud when you want it to be and loud when you don't, but you can find a replica muffler for real cheap since they lost their patent on it.

 

with magnaflow (and I'm sure other brands) the shorter the body, the louder the muffler is.

My Mustang had the 14" mufflers (x2 bullets) and I could set off car alarms in parking lots. was lots of fun, but very very loud

I suggest you get a 18" muffler unless you want an extremely loud exhaust




btw, the muffler length is measure from the body to body...not the pipe extensions

 

im picking up a 11226 tomorrow http://www.partsamerica.com/productd...goryCode=3333D

 

eBay is your friend

Magnaflow 11226 Muffler for $69

vs. the same for $80 at partsamerica

how much a hurry you in?

 

i can get it for 65 with my friends discount

 

that solves it then

 

sweet got the muffler and will have it welded up tomorrow, just lookin for a cheap fix cause i'll be going to custom true dual set up in the spring

 

Awesome! You will be so much happier with the Magnaflow than the Blowmasters! Borla is actually my personal preference though.

 

you can buy another muffler in the spring and re-use the one you just bought.

we need some pics of the install

 

Very true. Was a good move with the 14" si/so.