Is Pypes single muffler a good choice?
09-03-2007, 02:13 AM
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RE: Is Pypes single muffler a good choice?
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I put a Pypes Race Pro muffler on my pony a fgew weeks ago. It was a straight Bolt-On, no welding required. Basic hand tools were needed, socket set, open end wrenches. Muffler sounded kinds "Ricey" for first week, it sounds nice and rumbly now though. It'll sing a nice tune when you get your foot onto the gas.
Muffler brackets needed some bending to so the 4" exit pipe fit rear bumper cutout....that is all. Pypes shows you pictures of all stanless (highly polished) muffler.....the one you get isn't nearly as shiny as they advertise. I'm pleased with my muffler and it was an easy install. $149.00 installed. Sounds great. Pypes says 5 extra RWHP from this install. I'm Happy.
I put a Pypes Race Pro muffler on my pony a fgew weeks ago. It was a straight Bolt-On, no welding required. Basic hand tools were needed, socket set, open end wrenches. Muffler sounded kinds "Ricey" for first week, it sounds nice and rumbly now though. It'll sing a nice tune when you get your foot onto the gas.
Muffler brackets needed some bending to so the 4" exit pipe fit rear bumper cutout....that is all. Pypes shows you pictures of all stanless (highly polished) muffler.....the one you get isn't nearly as shiny as they advertise. I'm pleased with my muffler and it was an easy install. $149.00 installed. Sounds great. Pypes says 5 extra RWHP from this install. I'm Happy.
I just ordered one and it will arrive in eight(!!!) weeks.
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