muffler delete? is there a repl. set of pipes?
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muffler delete? is there a repl. set of pipes?
is there a replacement kit available that will replace the factory mufflers with new piping and tips? trying to find something "bolt-in., any help?
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There are plenty of options out to choose from depending on what you want. I put on a set of Supreme muffler GTA axel backs. They have a great looking tip on them and sound just a bit deeper and louder than stock. They are very reasonable price wise as well. I got mine from http://www.ninosport.com They offer great service and good prices. I have used them twice now and I highly recommend them. Here’s the direct link to the GTA mufflers.
http://www.ninosport.com/Supreme-GT-...&category=-102
http://www.ninosport.com/Supreme-GT-...&category=-102
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why are you telling him about your mufflers when he wants to DELETE them?
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red dragon is right, SLP loudmouth is the only option other than having a muffler shop custom make some delete pipes for you. The SLPs run for 350 at dagostinoracing.com. A custom set from a muffler shop will cost you just as much or more.
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red dragon is right, SLP loudmouth is the only option other than having a muffler shop custom make some delete pipes for you. The SLPs run for 350 at dagostinoracing.com. A custom set from a muffler shop will cost you just as much or more.
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You'll probably get better quality welds at the shop than the SLPs. The twin wall tips are pretty flimsy. There was a thread where people posted pics of their SLPs that fell apart due to rust/corrosion.
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So you can replace them every few years when the welds/material breaks apart? I asked SLP about the busted axle-backs and they "weren't aware" of anything and said their tips were of the highest grade T-304. Yet, there were gaping holes in the SLP LM's posted here in TMS.
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* Limited Lifetime Warranty for Headers, Exhaust, and Cold-Air Systems Headers and exhaust components are warranted for life against rust through, failed welds, cracks, and similar defects under normal use. Discoloration of coatings is NOT covered. Flaking and/or peeling of coating is warranted up to one year. Damage caused by excessive heat (from lean combustion or use of "heat wraps"), flood, collision, modification, or road hazard IS NOT COVERED. All other aforenoted exclusions apply. Product must be returned, freight prepaid, to SLP Performance Parts in Toms River, N.J. for evaluation. After evaluation SLP Performance Parts will, at its discretion, repair or replace the part. In the case of headers, only the affected part will be repaired or replaced.
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* Limited Lifetime Warranty for Headers, Exhaust, and Cold-Air Systems Headers and exhaust components are warranted for life against rust through, failed welds, cracks, and similar defects under normal use. Discoloration of coatings is NOT covered. Flaking and/or peeling of coating is warranted up to one year. Damage caused by excessive heat (from lean combustion or use of "heat wraps"), flood, collision, modification, or road hazard IS NOT COVERED. All other aforenoted exclusions apply. Product must be returned, freight prepaid, to SLP Performance Parts in Toms River, N.J. for evaluation. After evaluation SLP Performance Parts will, at its discretion, repair or replace the part. In the case of headers, only the affected part will be repaired or replaced.
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Or you can go with this...
http://www.ninosport.com/Boom-Tube-A...&category=-102
http://www.ninosport.com/Boom-Tube-A...&category=-102
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what i do not like is that the boom tube in reality has the muffler in the tip so the sound is not the same, i would rather have a shop make some pipes and hangers and just a buy some tips
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thanks for the info guys, I have a set of 4" round magnaflows just behind my X-pipe tucked nice and clean under the car, wanted to get some bolt in pieces to help in removal for service work etc., will check with my muffler shop and see what he can fab for me.