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Old Jul 8, 2009, 06:56 PM   #1
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Question Custom Exhaust?

Hey everybody. I want everyone's honest opinion. I have 08 Lancer GTS. I want a custom exhaust but don't know how it will look. I have a beautiful CF uni-muffler. There is a shop down here in SoCal called "Sweeny's" that does an awesome job on exhaust systems. What I want to do is take the stock axle back off and flange my uni-muffler straight to stock pipes. I want the muffler to hang directly in the middle of the bumper. In my head it looks nice. I checked underneath the back and once the stock muffler is removed, there should be enough room for the muffler to hang and not touch anything. Two questions: When I get my RRM GRIPS springs, how will the exhaust look? If I get a rear diffuser and cut a section for the muffler to fit through, will the exhaust still look nice? I'm more about style than performance with this car. It's a fun car to drive and cops already don't like me. I'll be adding things like RRMs SRI and Pulley. I'm posting some before pics now on flickr.
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Old Jul 9, 2009, 10:01 AM   #2
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IMO center exit exhausts are not for this car, but if you wanna do it by all means. if you were stuck on using that muffler though i would do one of those exhausts tat the can is cocked to the side a bit so that you can show off the CF to the back instead of just hiding it under the car.
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Old Jul 9, 2009, 01:38 PM   #3
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Yeah, this is going to be harder than i thought. My man Sweeny doesn't have the correct flange. So im trying to find a junk muffler to chop the flange from. I really dont want to cut the flange from my stock muffler. Also hanging the muffler in the center is also quite difficult since the nearest hanger is almost a foot from the muffler. If you guys no a good place to find a junk muffler that would great.
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Old Jul 10, 2009, 11:29 AM   #4
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idea sounds good, but i think it would look better if it was dual center exhaust instead of just one big exhaust. might look good though. post pics when you get it done =]
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idea sounds good, but i think it would look better if it was dual center exhaust instead of just one big exhaust. might look good though. post pics when you get it done =]
i agree with this
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Old Jul 10, 2009, 06:33 PM   #6
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Ok everyone, so I went ahead and got the exhaust installed. It looks great and sounds nice. It has a nice rumble sound to it but not "wake the neighbors" loud!. The Rockford fostgate sound system is louder. I think RRMs SRI will give the engine that deep throttle sound. But this thing looks awesome. I agreed with some ppl's post and decided that the muffler would not look right in the center. So I went with the angle approach. The burnt tip is almost an exact match the electric blue paint. The price wasn't bad either. $50 for the muffler and $80 for the pipe and labor, WOW!!! The pics are on flickr. Let me know what you think.
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Old Jul 10, 2009, 11:27 PM   #7
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looks pretty good get some sound clips up so we can hear it purr
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