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Topic subjectHelp deciding on muffler
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14451, Help deciding on muffler
Posted by Mattcky2k, Feb-10-02 01:00 PM
i recently bought a 95 eclipse GS. And now i'm working up a few bucks to drop into it and was just wondering what a good muffler would be thanks
14452, RE: Help deciding on muffler
Posted by xcasbonx, Feb-10-02 11:16 PM
you can just get a universal performance muffler for pretty cheap, just depends on what you are looking for. You want something with tone or just whatever works good?


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14453, RE: Help deciding on muffler
Posted by 1TuffRS, Feb-10-02 11:32 PM
I have an OBX muffler w/ pacesetter piping and the sound is beautiful. I got mad compliments on it at my last car club meet. Got mine off of ebay for 70 bucks
14454, RE: Help deciding on muffler
Posted by Logic3, Feb-11-02 06:11 AM
Well you finally posted ;)
14455, RE: Help deciding on muffler
Posted by Logic3, Feb-11-02 06:28 AM
Oh yeah...Here is Mattcky2k's car :)


14456, RE: Help deciding on muffler
Posted by 97_ESi, Feb-11-02 08:01 AM
I got a Magnaflow Street Series and love it. Only $95 USD...plus it sounds really sweet. Has a nice deep, rumbly tone to it. Also it isn't really loud to the point where its annoying. I highly recommend it.

Check it out here: http://www.roadraceengineering.com/3g/magnaflow.htm
14457, RE: Help deciding on muffler
Posted by DSMeclipseGS, Feb-11-02 09:13 AM
Hey 97_Esi

isnt that muffler for 3g's? or will it fit my 1998 2g GS eclipse as well?
14458, RE: Help deciding on muffler
Posted by iamnotwhoiam, Feb-11-02 09:20 AM
its a universal muffler it will fit on any vehicle really.. just have to get it welded to your piping by a shop or something..
14459, RE: Help deciding on muffler
Posted by eclipse804, Feb-11-02 09:41 AM
Yup, it's universal, good quality, and looks nice, I have it on my car too. 95 bucks from RRE, just have to get a shop to weld it on (anywhere from 30 to 60 bucks depending on the place).