Magnaflow exhaust tips
05-19-2008, 08:36 PM
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Magnaflow exhaust tips
Does anyone know anything about clamp-on exhaust tips for 99-04 GT's?
Like these ones:
http://www.jegs.com/p/Magnaflow/804084/10002/-1/10255
Anyone know anything about this site or the Magnaflow line? they look pretty good but they aren't exactly cheap so I wanna know if they are worth it. I heard that upgrading my exhaust won't do much difference and I also don't want my car too loud so I was thinking about welding in some flowmaster 40's or something and/also first get some nice looking tips so I get the look as well.
Also, whats the difference between single wall and double wall tips? I think I measured my stock tips to have 3" tips so to add these on, so I slip them as far down my stock tips as posible or just where the ends of these magnaflow tips narrow?
Thanks,
Brandon
Like these ones:
http://www.jegs.com/p/Magnaflow/804084/10002/-1/10255
Anyone know anything about this site or the Magnaflow line? they look pretty good but they aren't exactly cheap so I wanna know if they are worth it. I heard that upgrading my exhaust won't do much difference and I also don't want my car too loud so I was thinking about welding in some flowmaster 40's or something and/also first get some nice looking tips so I get the look as well.
Also, whats the difference between single wall and double wall tips? I think I measured my stock tips to have 3" tips so to add these on, so I slip them as far down my stock tips as posible or just where the ends of these magnaflow tips narrow?
Thanks,
Brandon
05-20-2008, 01:45 AM
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RE: Magnaflow exhaust tips
Yeah thats what I was thinking, but all the leading brand names (SLP, Magnaflow) are too loud for me. Are there any other catbacks that have nice tips and offer similar performance gains? pypes, steeda, or how about the magnaflow chambered catbacks?
Thanks,
Brandon
Thanks,
Brandon
05-20-2008, 05:35 AM
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RE: Magnaflow exhaust tips
ORIGINAL: StriderTacticaL
Yeah thats what I was thinking, but all the leading brand names (SLP, Magnaflow) are too loud for me. Are there any other catbacks that have nice tips and offer similar performance gains? pypes, steeda, or how about the magnaflow chambered catbacks?
Thanks,
Brandon
Yeah thats what I was thinking, but all the leading brand names (SLP, Magnaflow) are too loud for me. Are there any other catbacks that have nice tips and offer similar performance gains? pypes, steeda, or how about the magnaflow chambered catbacks?
Thanks,
Brandon
05-20-2008, 10:53 AM
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RE: Magnaflow exhaust tips
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Magnaflow doesn't make a chambered muffler. They are still packed, but they look like a chambered muffler. They are a bit quieter than Magnapacks from what I have been told. Whatever catback you get will not be too loud when you get used to it. At first you will think it is the loudest thing. Then you will drive by another stang with an o/r midpipe and realize it isn't.
ORIGINAL: StriderTacticaL
Yeah thats what I was thinking, but all the leading brand names (SLP, Magnaflow) are too loud for me. Are there any other catbacks that have nice tips and offer similar performance gains? pypes, steeda, or how about the magnaflow chambered catbacks?
Thanks,
Brandon
Yeah thats what I was thinking, but all the leading brand names (SLP, Magnaflow) are too loud for me. Are there any other catbacks that have nice tips and offer similar performance gains? pypes, steeda, or how about the magnaflow chambered catbacks?
Thanks,
Brandon
I think SLP has the best looking tips, that's what swayed my decision to buy their catback.
I'd check the regular magnaflow catback or the SLP Powerflo catback. Both of those are straight through and will flow really well. Both are very tame sounding also. A chambered muffler like flowmaster or mac are going to drone. With the SLP you can easily swap to different SLP mufflers for different sound and loudness.
05-20-2008, 10:59 AM
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RE: Magnaflow exhaust tips
get the flowmaster american thunder catback...sounds great and they have 3" polished tips....but on mine i just had some 3.5" magnaflow tips welded on yesterday...couldnt be happier with the way they look
05-20-2008, 03:15 PM
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RE: Magnaflow exhaust tips
ORIGINAL: StriderTacticaL
Does anyone know anything about clamp-on exhaust tips for 99-04 GT's?
Like these ones:
http://www.jegs.com/p/Magnaflow/804084/10002/-1/10255
Anyone know anything about this site or the Magnaflow line? they look pretty good but they aren't exactly cheap so I wanna know if they are worth it. I heard that upgrading my exhaust won't do much difference and I also don't want my car too loud so I was thinking about welding in some flowmaster 40's or something and/also first get some nice looking tips so I get the look as well.
Also, whats the difference between single wall and double wall tips? I think I measured my stock tips to have 3" tips so to add these on, so I slip them as far down my stock tips as posible or just where the ends of these magnaflow tips narrow?
Thanks,
Brandon
Does anyone know anything about clamp-on exhaust tips for 99-04 GT's?
Like these ones:
http://www.jegs.com/p/Magnaflow/804084/10002/-1/10255
Anyone know anything about this site or the Magnaflow line? they look pretty good but they aren't exactly cheap so I wanna know if they are worth it. I heard that upgrading my exhaust won't do much difference and I also don't want my car too loud so I was thinking about welding in some flowmaster 40's or something and/also first get some nice looking tips so I get the look as well.
Also, whats the difference between single wall and double wall tips? I think I measured my stock tips to have 3" tips so to add these on, so I slip them as far down my stock tips as posible or just where the ends of these magnaflow tips narrow?
Thanks,
Brandon
As another member pointed out, by the time you purchase mufflers and tips and account for the labor involved you could go with a direct bolt-on cat-back system. All of our systems are 100% stainless steel and are backed by a lifetime warranty. Our Magnaflow cat-back seen in the link below would be perfect for what you’re looking for. It uses 4x9x14" oval mufflers and is one of the quietest systems during cruise and idle while providing a deep rumble tone when you really get on it.
Upgrading your exhaust will defiantly make a difference in performance. Withjust our cat-back alone we made an additional 11hp and 14ftq.
Magnaflow cat-back 15671 - http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/shopexd.asp?zone=AMML&id=903
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
03-27-2009, 08:34 PM
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...by the time you purchase mufflers and tips and account for the labor involved you could go with a direct bolt-on cat-back system. All of our systems are 100% stainless steel and are backed by a lifetime warranty. Our Magnaflow cat-back seen in the link below would be perfect for what you’re looking for. It uses 4x9x14" oval mufflers and is one of the quietest systems during cruise and idle while providing a deep rumble tone when you really get on it.
Upgrading your exhaust will defiantly make a difference in performance. Withjust our cat-back alone we made an additional 11hp and 14ftq.
Magnaflow cat-back 15671 -
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Upgrading your exhaust will defiantly make a difference in performance. Withjust our cat-back alone we made an additional 11hp and 14ftq.
Magnaflow cat-back 15671 -
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
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