Hooker Aero Muffler
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2001
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From: Jupiter Florida
Re: Hooker Aero Muffler (shane99)
WHAT? I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER MY HOOKER AEROCHAMBER MUFFLERS!
Actually, a couple 3" Home-Depot test plugs in the outer tips make for a reasonable street volume. On the throttle, I've been told it sounds like the devil himself going by. :reddevil
I'm not thrilled that the welds just upstream of the tips are starting to show rust. Probably my fault for getting them wet, but I'm just going to hit them with inhibitor and repaint.
I found a brand new one at a local shop for $50 :mad I guess they're worth about 700% more in pairs.
[Modified by rocketfinger, 4:20 PM 6/30/2003]
Actually, a couple 3" Home-Depot test plugs in the outer tips make for a reasonable street volume. On the throttle, I've been told it sounds like the devil himself going by. :reddevil
I'm not thrilled that the welds just upstream of the tips are starting to show rust. Probably my fault for getting them wet, but I'm just going to hit them with inhibitor and repaint.
I found a brand new one at a local shop for $50 :mad I guess they're worth about 700% more in pairs.
[Modified by rocketfinger, 4:20 PM 6/30/2003]
Racer
Joined: Jan 2000
Posts: 268
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From: Gilroy CA
Re: Hooker Aero Muffler (MrNuke)
I've got them too. And yes they are loud. The rest of the system is factory 2 3/4" and they matched up well. The tips look great in my opinion.
I actually made a "glasspack" insert for the exhaust tips using heavy wire mesh and fiberglass. Takes the bite out of the noise just enough.
I still set off car alarms as I drive by them in the parking garage. :D
[Modified by GenoLT4, 12:52 PM 7/1/2003]
I actually made a "glasspack" insert for the exhaust tips using heavy wire mesh and fiberglass. Takes the bite out of the noise just enough.
I still set off car alarms as I drive by them in the parking garage. :D
[Modified by GenoLT4, 12:52 PM 7/1/2003]
