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[alfa] Resonator replacement ideas
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- Subject: [alfa] Resonator replacement ideas
- From: Jon Pike <jhpike@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 01:40:33 -0800
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Hi all..
I am getting a new cat to replace the 27yr old unit that is a rattly,
noisy, dead doornail.. I'm hoping that the new one will improve the
tone of the exhaust, (or at least not contribute so much noise to it!)
as well as clean it up.
But, "for off road use only" ;-) I have a pre 75 dual manifold, a needs
some work set of downpipes to fit, (or might get new) and was wondering
what might go on the other end to connect to the center muffler?
Early cars had a kind of box that I was under the impression, was more
a resonator than muffler.. though I think I saw one cut open once,
about half cavity half muffler like damping. Anyone have experiences
with using straight pipes, or small glasspack things there, and how did
it influence the sound?
That, and a cheap source of a few flanges, and I'll be set for several
kinds of motoring..
Jon
77 Spider
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