Need Help with Performance Muffler
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Need Help with Performance Muffler
Hey I just bought a 97 2.2 Acura CL I came to this sight I really like the things yall do with CL's so I bought one. I am trying to fix it up. What mufflers look and sound good on the car. I was gonna get this one what do u think i should get http://www.procarparts.com/store/dis...PLSS-FB4X-MUFX
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hello welcome to the forums.
In my opinion, i don't know if that will sound good or not. Its pretty cheap and u get what u pay for. The best thing to do is to save up a little more and get something that u know will sound good. That muffler looks like it will be really loud. Its a staright through design and also canister type. If u like loud mufflers i think u should get an apexi N1. There is a guy that is selling one on this board. His name is TurboCL4show. Give him an offer.
In my opinion, i don't know if that will sound good or not. Its pretty cheap and u get what u pay for. The best thing to do is to save up a little more and get something that u know will sound good. That muffler looks like it will be really loud. Its a staright through design and also canister type. If u like loud mufflers i think u should get an apexi N1. There is a guy that is selling one on this board. His name is TurboCL4show. Give him an offer.
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Hey, has anyone ever tried slightly modifying the stock mufflers?
When I had a bike, the mechanic told me to drill a tiny hole (1/4") on the back end of the stock pipe, if I wanted slightly better performance while I was saving up for a custom pipe.
It worked a little bit, so I tried drilling another hole back there and that caused too much loss in back pressure and made the bike run rich, so I pluged the second hole back up. So, there's a bit of rhyme and reason there.
When I had a bike, the mechanic told me to drill a tiny hole (1/4") on the back end of the stock pipe, if I wanted slightly better performance while I was saving up for a custom pipe.
It worked a little bit, so I tried drilling another hole back there and that caused too much loss in back pressure and made the bike run rich, so I pluged the second hole back up. So, there's a bit of rhyme and reason there.
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