Magnaflow 14815
05-16-2007, 03:32 AM
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Magnaflow 14815
Got the exhaust on, but it was a little loud so i took it off.
2.25 piping from the flex pipe(behind the stock resonator) back
Will be selling it soon.
2.25 piping from the flex pipe(behind the stock resonator) back
Will be selling it soon.
05-16-2007, 08:42 AM
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All you need is the resonator
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05-16-2007, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
All you need is the resonator i pretty much have the same setup, except mines the 14816. I posted vids a while back, it isnt obnoxiously loud. get a resonator and it'll be all good.
05-16-2007, 03:46 PM
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im not gonna lie, thats pretty loud if you can hear it down the street and hes not even driving hard.
05-16-2007, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 972xghost
id say thats about average sound. my mom and dad said they can hear my car coming down the street while they are in the shower, and my car isnt nearly the loudest honda in my area.
05-16-2007, 06:32 PM
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This is full exhaust and no muffs...mines louder...(before I put my magnaflows on, i have a 2nd gen CL)
Now that's obnoxious!EDIT: Mind you the camera was from 3-4 feet away...
05-16-2007, 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by hornedfrog2000
Yeah, when your mom and I are in the shower we can hear you coming too. Thats why you never catch me with her.
Nice.... I liek
Originally Posted by GreenMachine
This is full exhaust and no muffs...mines louder...(before I put my magnaflows on, i have a 2nd gen CL)
Now that's obnoxious!EDIT: Mind you the camera was from 3-4 feet away...
05-16-2007, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 972xghost
you mean you unbolted the axle back from the rest of the piping.
i did the same thing before i put my cat-back system on. sounded good. now that i dont have a cat it almost sounds like that.
i did the same thing before i put my cat-back system on. sounded good. now that i dont have a cat it almost sounds like that.
yup..... I mean I really liked it too, I just couldnt get outside to hear it and all that wonderful stuff
05-16-2007, 10:12 PM
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That doesnt seem too loud, maybe is louder in person or whatnot. I still prefer intakes for sound, exhausts just get too annoying on the highway, plus they're a cop magnet 
05-16-2007, 11:18 PM
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Damn thats not loud.
For those who aren't familar with the Mag muff:
5" x 8" Oval Street Series Polished Stainless Steel Universal Muffler With Tips
The vid sounds pretty good (I have the same muffler but with other Mag parts too).
Sounds damn sweet.
For those who aren't familar with the Mag muff:
5" x 8" Oval Street Series Polished Stainless Steel Universal Muffler With Tips
The vid sounds pretty good (I have the same muffler but with other Mag parts too).
Sounds damn sweet.
05-16-2007, 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 1V4N
Damn thats not loud.
For those who aren't familar with the Mag muff:
5" x 8" Oval Street Series Polished Stainless Steel Universal Muffler With Tips
The vid sounds pretty good (I have the same muffler but with other Mag parts too).
Sounds damn sweet.
For those who aren't familar with the Mag muff:
5" x 8" Oval Street Series Polished Stainless Steel Universal Muffler With Tips
The vid sounds pretty good (I have the same muffler but with other Mag parts too).
Sounds damn sweet.
05-17-2007, 12:02 AM
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It's funny since I changed to the whole Mag exhaust setup, I did notice that my muff exhaust tips have more carbon build-up on them -- but do scrub off easily when a light brush is applied to it.
06-02-2007, 10:16 AM
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Do you burn any oil?
Originally Posted by 1V4N
It's funny since I changed to the whole Mag exhaust setup, I did notice that my muff exhaust tips have more carbon build-up on them -- but do scrub off easily when a light brush is applied to it.
06-02-2007, 12:18 PM
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Not burning any oil whatsoever.
It could be attributed to the swap from the original OEM Catalytic convertor to the High Flow Magnaflow Cat (with O2/sensor), with 22" Magnaflow Resonator.
Seems when I switched all to the free flowing setup its just some carbon build up, but no blue/white smoke of any kind.
It could be attributed to the swap from the original OEM Catalytic convertor to the High Flow Magnaflow Cat (with O2/sensor), with 22" Magnaflow Resonator.
Seems when I switched all to the free flowing setup its just some carbon build up, but no blue/white smoke of any kind.
Originally Posted by Dan3952
Do you burn any oil?
06-02-2007, 02:26 PM
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I'm a chemical engineer so I'm trying to figure this out..
I think extra carbon would be due to the O2 sensor.. remember there's two of them. Don't know if the cat converter produces carbon in itself or not.
I will be going to the Magnaflow cat within a year, my OEM one is rattling inside, but keeping the rest of the piping.
I get carbon constantly, even within two minutes of running the engine.
I think extra carbon would be due to the O2 sensor.. remember there's two of them. Don't know if the cat converter produces carbon in itself or not.
I will be going to the Magnaflow cat within a year, my OEM one is rattling inside, but keeping the rest of the piping.
I get carbon constantly, even within two minutes of running the engine.
Originally Posted by 1V4N
Not burning any oil whatsoever.
It could be attributed to the swap from the original OEM Catalytic convertor to the High Flow Magnaflow Cat (with O2/sensor), with 22" Magnaflow Resonator.
Seems when I switched all to the free flowing setup its just some carbon build up, but no blue/white smoke of any kind.
It could be attributed to the swap from the original OEM Catalytic convertor to the High Flow Magnaflow Cat (with O2/sensor), with 22" Magnaflow Resonator.
Seems when I switched all to the free flowing setup its just some carbon build up, but no blue/white smoke of any kind.
06-02-2007, 11:18 PM
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I think that due to the extra increased flow of exhaust from the enlarged diameter of piping (plus overall free-flowing) it simply seems like more carbon build up.
I know its not the type where it keeps caking on and builds up, but more like I notice it only after I've washed down the car and the exhaust tips are sparkling, then after a short drive its got the carbon back on.
I know its not the type where it keeps caking on and builds up, but more like I notice it only after I've washed down the car and the exhaust tips are sparkling, then after a short drive its got the carbon back on.
06-03-2007, 12:05 AM
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The carbon buildup is caused by the cat converter not completely incinerates the mixture of air/fuel/gas being passed thru the exhaust plumbing. The OEM cat slows down the airflow so it can burn the mixture completely, but you guys replaced it with hi-flow cats so there's ought to be carbon build up at the tips...
06-07-2007, 06:26 PM
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[QUOTE=unlewser]Got the exhaust on, but it was a little loud so i took it off.
2.25 piping from the flex pipe(behind the stock resonator) back
Will be selling it soon.
I know exactly how you feel. I had a magnaflow 14816 and axle back 2.25" piping for about 24 hours. It was just way too loud and it brought out all sorts of rattles inside. It did sound nice coming down the street but way to obnoxious for me. glad to hear someone else thought the same. I sold mine on ebay.
2.25 piping from the flex pipe(behind the stock resonator) back
Will be selling it soon.
I know exactly how you feel. I had a magnaflow 14816 and axle back 2.25" piping for about 24 hours. It was just way too loud and it brought out all sorts of rattles inside. It did sound nice coming down the street but way to obnoxious for me. glad to hear someone else thought the same. I sold mine on ebay.
06-11-2007, 09:30 AM
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5" x 8" Oval Street Series Polished Stainless Steel Universal Muffler With Tips
How much should I expect to spend?
06-11-2007, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by commodoregloom
Would this be a good replacement for my stock setup that has a hole in it now, and the heart shield is about to come off haha.
How much should I expect to spend?
How much should I expect to spend?
I love your avatar dude ^^^
06-12-2007, 02:23 AM
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Originally Posted by GreenMachine
I have those on my 2nd gen CL...to me it looks pretty fawkin dope!
btw... that muffler is pretty loud.. my generic N1 style muffler with silencer is half the sound
06-12-2007, 04:04 PM
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sorry guys, im not ready to sell it yet. dont have time to ship it with summer school and work. when im ready it will be posted in the black market
and to answer your question Commodoregloom
muffler on ebay $120
22 inch resonator $60
pipping from muffler shop ~$100
and to answer your question Commodoregloom
muffler on ebay $120
22 inch resonator $60
pipping from muffler shop ~$100
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