Anyone try the header insert mufflers?
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Anyone try the header insert mufflers?
I'm looking at getting a pair of header insert mufflers, either the dynatech cones or the baffle type ones. Does anyone have experience with either of them? Which ones muffle best??
I need these to keep the sound ***** happy, my truck is insanely loud with side exit 3" duals and dynomax race bullets
Marck
I need these to keep the sound ***** happy, my truck is insanely loud with side exit 3" duals and dynomax race bullets
Marck
Melting Slicks
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From: Wichita, KS
Re: Anyone try the header insert mufflers? (Twin_Turbo)
I use 2 auger style baffles as shown here
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/xq/asp...qx/product.htm
They are too loud. 2 in each pipe might be enough but by then the assembly would be 22 inches long.
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/xq/asp...qx/product.htm
They are too loud. 2 in each pipe might be enough but by then the assembly would be 22 inches long.
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St. Jude Donor '09
Re: Anyone try the header insert mufflers? (Twin_Turbo)
I tried the Car Chemistry inserts in the collectors of my Hooker sidepipes, they made little or no difference in the "noise" level....
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From: absecon nj
Re: Anyone try the header insert mufflers? (1979toy)
i just installed those augger style inserts for my sidepipes,i welded 3 of them together and capped off the center and it made a world of difference over the open pipes.My neighbors will be happy now. :thumbs:
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Re: Anyone try the header insert mufflers? (patsnitrovette)
I need something that will quiet down my existing system without adding more full mufflers. I need something that slips inside the exhaust and am not certain what to use. Although I like my system and the sound it makes the local cops don't like it at all and they are all over me. They asked me if I was trying to break the sound barrier in a different way. I'm pretty sure that one of these days one of them will be in a bad mood and I will have to have the car re-inspected...not a good thing at all since I also removed my seat belts and I have illegal lighting and other stuff that's not allowed :)
Just need to take the attention off it a little...damn :(
How do you secure those auger things inside the pipe?
[Modified by Twin_Turbo, 5:07 PM 5/14/2004]
Just need to take the attention off it a little...damn :(
How do you secure those auger things inside the pipe?
[Modified by Twin_Turbo, 5:07 PM 5/14/2004]
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From: absecon nj
Re: Anyone try the header insert mufflers? (Twin_Turbo)
i drilled a hole in the pipe from the backside so you dont see it and i made a bracket and welded a nut to it and then welded the bracket to the augger,works great.
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From: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, the World
Re: Anyone try the header insert mufflers? (lostpatrolman)
Heres what I made when I was having trouble with the noise ***** (EPA)
Unfortunately it fell out straight after I had it tested! :lol: :lol:
Didn't seem to add that much backpressure (ie reduced performance) and gave it a mellower note. Fitted in the collector with the baffle section in the 2 1/2 pipe.
Unfortunately it fell out straight after I had it tested! :lol: :lol:
Didn't seem to add that much backpressure (ie reduced performance) and gave it a mellower note. Fitted in the collector with the baffle section in the 2 1/2 pipe.
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From: absecon nj
Re: Anyone try the header insert mufflers? (RHD '68 L89)
they lool like the jcls but there short so i welded 3 together ,ill have a sound clip today or tomorrow im waiting for my memory stick to come back from being borrowed.
Drifting
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Re: Anyone try the header insert mufflers? (patsnitrovette)
I have thought of running an auger setup for a while now. This is what my plan is (if I ever get around to it).
Buy 4 3.5" auger inserts (from Summit, they are $10 each: PTE-H3843)
Buy 4' 3.5" aluminized tubing (from Summit, $15)
Cut the 4' pipe into 2 2' sections and weld 2 inserts in each.
Then, I'd experiment a little and weld on the 3.5" pipe so that it fit in the side tube just like the Hooker mufflers did.
Total cost: $65 (including shipping)
Pat, did you get that sound clip?
[Modified by BeaterShark, 4:15 PM 5/24/2004]
Buy 4 3.5" auger inserts (from Summit, they are $10 each: PTE-H3843)
Buy 4' 3.5" aluminized tubing (from Summit, $15)
Cut the 4' pipe into 2 2' sections and weld 2 inserts in each.
Then, I'd experiment a little and weld on the 3.5" pipe so that it fit in the side tube just like the Hooker mufflers did.
Total cost: $65 (including shipping)
Pat, did you get that sound clip?
[Modified by BeaterShark, 4:15 PM 5/24/2004]
