#16602, "Would this exhaust setup be good? (please read)"
I have the Pacesetter cat-back, but Im lookin for a muffler to make it look/sound better. What if I use just the 2.5" piping, and add a GS-T muffler? The turbo muffler is a high-flow muffler right? I figure it should be good. I would have the high-flow piping with a lower-sounding, factory-looking muffler. What does everyone think?
#16605, "RE: Would this exhaust setup be good? (please read)" In response to Reply # 2
A shop can prolly put somethin in there though right? The turbo muffler isnt gonna kill the perfomance is it? From what Ive read, its a high-flow muffler.
#16606, "RE: Would this exhaust setup be good? (please read)" In response to Reply # 3
It's not a high flow muffler. It's merely a high-er flowing muffler when compared to a RS/GS muffler. If you want a "high flow muffler," get one that's a straight through muffler without any restrictions. Straight through means, you can see right through it. A GS-T muffler can't be seen through.
_____________________________________ Jason ESi-T
04' BMW 325Ci 91' Nissan 240SX 98' Eagle Talon ESi (sold)
#16607, "RE: Would this exhaust setup be good? (please read)" In response to Reply # 4
jason is right, but if u decide on a straight thru muff with the pacesetter tubage (like me), you will need to weld in a better resonator cuz the psetter one sux, or to be nice, makes your car rapsy and honduhish (and u dont want that).
a 20 dolla cherrybomb resonator will solve your problem.
03 srt-4 13.130@112.47mph (n2o, stock turbo, 10/2003) now: 20g, portfueler, bpu+++ (track/dyno times tbd...) i farted on your wiki
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