muffler selection
Racer
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I have been searching for the same. If i am corect a 2,5 inch tubing, have a flow of 550cfm. And i want a muffler who gives me the same as my 2,5" exhaust. WHY DONT THE MANUFACTORES SHOW CFM in their info. I dont care what the inlets and outlet diameter is. What matters is the flow. I mean, it would not be a problem to but a muffler with 3" outlet and inlet onto an 2,5" exhaust. As lon as it has the right flow.
What is your tube diameter????
What is your tube diameter????
Racer
Joined: May 2005
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From: Stavanger
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Melting Slicks
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I checked with pypes, their race pro mufflers flow 492 cfm, most people don't care about any thing but sound. It must be a harley thing? I have even seen camshaft ads talking about cool sounding idle, go figure