Hi Kids
I along with many others have blownup 2 stock mufflers. the first one burned the back of the car, the last one just pissed me off. This made me take it out to find out why this happens. After removing the heat sheild I had a softball size hole blown in the muffler. I found a shop that was inerested in the job of gutting the inside and letting the stock can flow. After he opened up the old one it was no wonder they blow. The baffles in insde have 2 holes about 2 inches on both ends inside the inlets and 1 inthe middle with a singal hole. All that restricion what could you exspect, the exshut blows stright upto the top of the can and makes a hot spot & boom. I am running long tube headders coated inside and out to the stock can. Thanks to the guys at Jeff-ex in Montrose, MN with some cutting and some mods I have a stock look, better sound, and flow and no more boom I hope. Keep you posted after the next track day.
go fast, enjoy the straights, love the corner's
711
I along with many others have blownup 2 stock mufflers. the first one burned the back of the car, the last one just pissed me off. This made me take it out to find out why this happens. After removing the heat sheild I had a softball size hole blown in the muffler. I found a shop that was inerested in the job of gutting the inside and letting the stock can flow. After he opened up the old one it was no wonder they blow. The baffles in insde have 2 holes about 2 inches on both ends inside the inlets and 1 inthe middle with a singal hole. All that restricion what could you exspect, the exshut blows stright upto the top of the can and makes a hot spot & boom. I am running long tube headders coated inside and out to the stock can. Thanks to the guys at Jeff-ex in Montrose, MN with some cutting and some mods I have a stock look, better sound, and flow and no more boom I hope. Keep you posted after the next track day.
go fast, enjoy the straights, love the corner's
711