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You can put a magna flow muffler and retain 90% of the stock pipes.
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...6237OSOAohKTqm
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Last edited by Don's Bolt; 03-06-2002 at 05:40 PM.
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Originally posted by YoungGun
what is the part number of the magna flow muffler that you can keep 90% of the pipes?? is it the 14468? is that a single muffler rather than going with the two singles?
what is the part number of the magna flow muffler that you can keep 90% of the pipes?? is it the 14468? is that a single muffler rather than going with the two singles?
12568 alluminized
http://www.magnaflow.com/03dd.htm
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Don/Don's Bolt
Which series? I'd like something noticably louder than stock. Stock is way too quiet. Loud but not ridiculous. Can I retain the stock pipes after the muffler? I would like somethng that can replace the stock muffler with one or two and not need a muffler shop. Is that being too picky? Tight maybe!!!!! I remember you didn't want too loud. Neither do I but I do want quite a bit louder than stock
Last edited by DR.D; 03-06-2002 at 05:48 PM.
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Don's bolt,
Is this the setup you run on yours? If so are you happy with it? I'm just worried about the magnaflows since a couple of days ago when i read 99zeus was taking his off because of a performance loss.....thanks for the help...I'm sure that was just a bad luck instance, because I have read of a lot of people happy with them.
Is this the setup you run on yours? If so are you happy with it? I'm just worried about the magnaflows since a couple of days ago when i read 99zeus was taking his off because of a performance loss.....thanks for the help...I'm sure that was just a bad luck instance, because I have read of a lot of people happy with them.
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