Aftermarket Muffler
08-20-2001 | 09:23 PM
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I own a 1990 SE automatic and have been wanting to get an aftermarket muffler. I want one that is as quiet as possible but still high flow. I was thinking of getting a Dynomax Muffler. I was wondering what i need to know before getting it (inlet size, dimensions, etc.)so I know what to order. Thanks for the help.
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--Pat--
08-20-2001 | 09:35 PM
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Hmmm......
I know what you mean, but quiet and aftermarket muffler can't "co-exist" 
.... I've found that any aftermarket muffler on a Max, will lead to a deep V8 drone or a deep buzz (similar to boosted Civic, if you ever heard one). I have the Dynomax Race Magnum on my 91 GXE and after the car heats up that thing gets loud and has a nice deep V8 style growl/drone to it....personally I like cause it sounds so much better than the "buzz saw" sounding exhausts most of the Hondas around my way have......just my $.02! 
but if you get one, go with Dynomax Race Magnum, you won't be dissapointed, I know Dmontzmax will probably tell you the same too since hes got one as well!
for stock pipipg get a muffler with a 2.25" inlet, thats the only dimension you need to worry about!
.... I've found that any aftermarket muffler on a Max, will lead to a deep V8 drone or a deep buzz (similar to boosted Civic, if you ever heard one). I have the Dynomax Race Magnum on my 91 GXE and after the car heats up that thing gets loud and has a nice deep V8 style growl/drone to it....personally I like cause it sounds so much better than the "buzz saw" sounding exhausts most of the Hondas around my way have......just my $.02! but if you get one, go with Dynomax Race Magnum, you won't be dissapointed, I know Dmontzmax will probably tell you the same too since hes got one as well!for stock pipipg get a muffler with a 2.25" inlet, thats the only dimension you need to worry about!
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