I'm looking to get a Stillen Muffler. How easy of an install is it for someone that is not mechanically inclined? I'm looking for a nice deep sound. Also, How wide is the tip?
I tried the seach, but couldn't get help.

 

$tillen is very easy to install since it bolts on, and has the hangars already attached. it is fairly loud apparently, and it is a pretty good consensus that the same quality can be had MUCH cheaper.

oh, and you can find more by searching!

 

before install really lube up the two bolts attaching the muffler to the b pipe with WD 40 or somehting like that.

 

I dont know what what year you have, but i have a 95 w/ a stillen muffler. just 2 bolts to do, and thats it really. you wont get a deep sound from it, its more like a humming sound (cand be annoying, especially with auto) and the tip i believe is 110mm.

 

A humming sound? I thought it gave a deep growl. What better muffler are there out there that will give a nice deep sound and add horsepower, without being ricey or too annoying?

 

Try something along the lines of flowmaster/powertech/magnaflow...

Those should produce a deep sound. I have a powertech muffler on my max. You can check out my homepage for pics.

Peace.

 

I wanted a deep purr, so I stayed away from the rice mufflers and went with a Dynomax Super Turbo. I believe it is made in the USA and it sounds great. I just put a standard stainless tip with rolled edges on it. Does not draw visual attention, but sounds deep and costs well under $100.

 

however, my intake overpowers the sound of the muffler by far! plus the y pipe will help with the exhaust note once i install that this week. Maybe you will consider the stillen a deep sound, but to me deep is a V8 sound, like on a muscle car....

 

I've got the Apexi World Sport Exhaust. Very nice piece of equipment. All it takes is four bolts to install and hang it on the existing hangar. On a scale of 1-10 (10 is hardest), this job is a two.

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