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dmlsupra
08-24-2004, 12:02 PM
I have a crappy aftermarket muffler on my car that just make too much noise, it actually sound like a civic.......Anyways, I'll install a 6m this winter and I want to change the muffler asap. Does anyone as a good muffler to recommand, something that doesnt make too much noise????
Bruno
Check out a Magnaflow w/twin tips good pics on eBay.
rsdeo
08-25-2004, 12:56 PM
Brullen
http://www.CelicaSupra.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=10498
Phoenix
08-25-2004, 08:35 PM
Can anyone give a description of the different sounds made by various main muffler brands, flomaster, brullen etc..? on a supra of course.
supra8215
08-26-2004, 12:03 AM
just go turbo...it will quite down alot... :shock:
dogstar
08-26-2004, 02:30 AM
i can phoenix
a vibrant goes "braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah"
a dynomax goes "brooooorrraaarrr"
a brullen goes "wheee wheee wheee" all the way home.
lol, what i think is a better solution is sound clips, but hosting them is a royal pain in the ass.
once i get around to it, ill record mine... basically open pipe leading to a muffler you can see through, its loud, but tolerable.
SupraDOHC
08-26-2004, 03:09 AM
I'll try and record mine tommorrow. It will probably be a small quicktime video since I dont think my camera will do just audio. I have a pacesetter header, 2.5 crush bent pipe, and a flowmaster turbo muffler.
RaptorRacing
08-26-2004, 03:27 AM
Put up a post on the shows/meets forum and ask everyone who was at the toronto meet how they liked the sound of a Brullen flying by them at 6000rpm...personally I have yet to hear a more sweeter sounding exhaust...wish i had an audio clip.
Muchbzy
08-26-2004, 03:32 PM
I have a PowerTech. I like the sound very much. Got to hear it very well at the VA meet when the car was on the dyno. I got mine from ebay but they also have a web site.
Donn29
08-27-2004, 04:41 PM
I have a crappy aftermarket muffler on my car that just make too much noise, it actually sound like a civic.......Anyways, I'll install a 6m this winter and I want to change the muffler asap. Does anyone as a good muffler to recommand, something that doesnt make too much noise????
Bruno
are you wanting a quite or a loud muffler?, a straight through could be considered unbearable(esp. in the backseat of ur buddys mark 3 at 210kph/north of 5000rpm)
dmlsupra
08-27-2004, 04:46 PM
I'm actually looking for a quite muffler, something that wont make loud noise when I,m cruising the street at 3000rpm. Actually, my muffler backfire at idle........this is a real piece of s.......
Bruno
dynamic73
08-27-2004, 10:18 PM
Advance Auto sell the Dyno Max Super Turbo mufflers for $39.95. They are nice and quite. Except when you get on it really hard.
Angkistrodon
08-27-2004, 11:33 PM
I was looking at thoses today....they looked like they would be a little loud...but if you say so..I trust you.
One thing that bothered me about them was the diameter of the pipe. I'm still running the stocker exhaust. Do they make a smaller diameter that I just didn't see or do you have to weld an adapter in there? My muffler is shot and I want to upgrade but I can't afford a cat back at the moment. I'd like to buy a realivly nice muffler weld it to the stocker then cut it off and then weld it to a catback when the cash comes in.
Angkistrodon
08-30-2004, 03:08 PM
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Snake2715
08-30-2004, 03:14 PM
I just pm'd you....
I might have something of interest.
dmlsupra
08-30-2004, 04:43 PM
it is never a good idea to pm me, it is better to email me at bruno_langelier@hotmail.com
Snake2715
08-30-2004, 05:12 PM
Message sent. I am unsure on shipping but would have to check. I could always send you a "gift" !!
thedjfou
08-31-2004, 11:51 PM
Hi guys !
I am lloking at prices for mufflers too... Here in the US, it is incredible how cheap it can be ! I mean, Mufflers on Ebay for less than 50 bucks... In France I wouldn't find anything under 350 dollars...
Whatever, have you got some good things to suggets ? I'm thinking about buying one here, and have it shipped to France.
I like the PowerTech pretty much, as suggested before :
http://i7.ebayimg.com/03/i/02/5d/1b/8c_1.JPG
I think I would prefer a single-exhaust, though... The double exhaust doesn't fit with the kind of hole we have under the rear bumber, if you see what I mean...
I today have an aftermarket replacement exhaust, brand "Walker"... I don't know if you know it, but it is really of poor quality :cry:
I'm looking for a good look of course, a little noise but not too much : I use a lot my car on highway (cruising at 100 mph :lol: ), I don't want to become deaf...
Thanks if you have any ideas or comments :)
Henge
09-01-2004, 02:38 AM
straight pipe right from the headers through the hood 8)
thedjfou
09-01-2004, 11:11 AM
straight pipe right from the headers through the hood 8)
And where to find that :lol: ? And the cost ?
Gees, sending this back to France is going ot cost me a lot... :(
<<<<<<<Its says your in florida
put it in your suitecase
thedjfou
09-01-2004, 09:42 PM
<<<<<<<Its says your in florida
put it in your suitecase
:lol:
The thing is, I have a lot of things to bring back to France, and how do you think I would be able to make a straight pipre right from the headers to the hood fit in a bag :P
That's the problem with the pipe... That's why I am just looking for the muffler (anyway, no cat in France, I will manage a home-made inox pipe).
I was talking about the muffler
I did'nt realize their were supra's in France, or mabey i just didn't think about it.
Is'nt a 2.8 L realy big over there? and i thought they were very strict on emmisions? Or is that England?
Wasn't someone getting a audio clip? I would very much like to see it, although it is hard to tell volume on a clip
thedjfou
09-02-2004, 02:35 AM
I was talking about the muffler
I did'nt realize their were supra's in France, or mabey i just didn't think about it.
Is'nt a 2.8 L realy big over there? and i thought they were very strict on emmisions? Or is that England?
Hi !
Yes there are Supras in France, here is mine :) : http://www.celicasupra.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=10788
The Supra is a pretty big car in France, and a 2.8 6 cylinders is a pretty big engine. People here mainly drive 4 cylinder diesel engines (70% of the cars sold...)
Gas is trully expensive, to say so... 1.20 € for one litre, that makes for you guys... around $ 5.50 a gallon. Yeah, hard times...
Wasn't someone getting a audio clip? I would very much like to see it, although it is hard to tell volume on a clip
You're talking about which exhaust ?
Snake2715
09-02-2004, 12:09 PM
thedjfou,
I personally would look into magnaflow.
They have excellent ratings and I have heard that the sound is not deadening but a nice blend of deep and throaty.
I have read some reviews and as you are probably aware if it looks the same it may not perform the same.
I have an old email from about a year and a half ago. I am going to copy and paste. The pricing may have changed but at that time I could not find a lower price on this muffler.
here it is:
I am chiming in late but anyway wanted to pass along some info I had found to be cheap last year. Maybe it will help maybe not.
This is a copy of part of my conversation:
I have been in contact with you about a magnaflow 14319 you qouted me $81 with a 5% discount if the order exceeded $100. Ok I want two of them . Also do you have resonators for the 3" inlet/outlet maybe 18"-20" long? How much and also what tip (most common is fine) goes with these exhausts? and a cost on them. How do I order? the site or is there a number I can call you at?
Thanks.
Josh,
we can be reached @ 818-998-7280.
we do have resonators in a glasspack style 18" long 4" around, cost is $35
each.
Tips are what is personally liked...I prefer the Thermal R & D tips because
of their superior construction and look. Made of T304 stainless and
polished to a great finish. These sell more than any other tips we have.
Take a look on our web page under Thermal tips in our store area.
Feel free to call me with the part #'s for the tips you'd like, we'll take
your credit card information over the phone and get the order processed
ASAP. Likely to be shipped on Mon.
All orders over $100 receive 5% off.
CA Residents add 8% sales tax
Shop On-Line @
www.CaliforniaMuffler.com
All orders plus Shipping & Handling as Applicable
Jon
After my research and reading a couple reports i was very interested in the mgnaflow mufflers. So maybe this info will help maybe not you probably have better pricing available but in the slim case you dont theres the info.
thedjfou
09-02-2004, 03:56 PM
Thanks for your post, that's really cool !
Can you tell me what a resonator is ?
I've been to check on Ebay, it seems rather expensive... :(
Omega
09-03-2004, 02:25 AM
I would go with Magna Flow or Borla.
Then again you could foget it all and go with the ultimate free flow, striaght pipes. :lol:
Taking the cat off would give a little extra too.
Snake2715
09-03-2004, 09:05 AM
Thanks for your post, that's really cool !
Can you tell me what a resonator is ?
I've been to check on Ebay, it seems rather expensive... :(
Its basically a sound dampener. So youput one to two of those inline and the sounds is less.
thedjfou
09-03-2004, 04:13 PM
I would go with Magna Flow or Borla.
Then again you could foget it all and go with the ultimate free flow, striaght pipes. :lol:
Taking the cat off would give a little extra too.
I think I'll perhaps do that, back in France, the problem being traveling on highways (so noisy)...
I don't have any cat, my Supra is a french one, I have 170 hp stock :D
thedjfou
09-03-2004, 04:13 PM
Its basically a sound dampener. So youput one to two of those inline and the sounds is less.
Ok, thanks :)
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