Hey, I know this topic has been posted several times but I cannot find any straight answers and I am left rather confused.
Can anyone give me a replacement model for the stock muffler? I still have the exhaust system the same and do not plan on replacing it with any bigger piping. Or is there a reason I should replace it with maybe a 2' or 2' 1/4 rather than the original 1 5/8's?
If you could let me know that would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Muffler Replacement?
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Re: Muffler Replacement?
I have a near new rear muffer section. PM if you are interested in it.
Warren
Warren
'80 spider FI, SnugTop hardtop
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Re: Muffler Replacement?
http://www.autoricambi.us/product/EX8-4 ... rformance/
or
http://www.autoricambi.us/product/EX8-4 ... er-1979on/
Unless you are doing some major engine and head work the stock system is fine - provided you are using one of the stock 4-2-1 exhaust manifolds (4 pipes from the head into a 2 pipe collector into 1 pipe, vs. 4 into 1). Certainly you can upgrade all day long, but most "upgrades" on otherwise stock or lightly upgraded motors just create noise, not HP.
or
http://www.autoricambi.us/product/EX8-4 ... er-1979on/
Unless you are doing some major engine and head work the stock system is fine - provided you are using one of the stock 4-2-1 exhaust manifolds (4 pipes from the head into a 2 pipe collector into 1 pipe, vs. 4 into 1). Certainly you can upgrade all day long, but most "upgrades" on otherwise stock or lightly upgraded motors just create noise, not HP.
1970 124 Spider
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