Just installed 2K muffler on my 4th generation Max. >>>>
The car is still whisper quiet, even though I have a Y-pipe and Intake and JWT ECU but it sure does feel a little more peppier, maybe it is all in my mind, but to make sure I plan on doing a HP run sometime soon with my VERICOM computer. I will let everyone know if it picks up any HP.
Please keep us posted.. And pics!! I'm very interested in how the 2K muffler would look on a 4th gen.
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Originally posted by JULIAN
The car is still whisper quiet, even though I have a Y-pipe and Intake and JWT ECU but it sure does feel a little more peppier, maybe it is all in my mind, but to make sure I plan on doing a HP run sometime soon with my VERICOM computer. I will let everyone know if it picks up any HP.
The car is still whisper quiet, even though I have a Y-pipe and Intake and JWT ECU but it sure does feel a little more peppier, maybe it is all in my mind, but to make sure I plan on doing a HP run sometime soon with my VERICOM computer. I will let everyone know if it picks up any HP.
Did the 2K muffler bolt right on? Did any mods have to be made? I'm thinkin bout doing the same thing, Thanks.
Originally posted by JULIAN
The car is still whisper quiet, even though I have a Y-pipe and Intake and JWT ECU but it sure does feel a little more peppier, maybe it is all in my mind, but to make sure I plan on doing a HP run sometime soon with my VERICOM computer. I will let everyone know if it picks up any HP.
The car is still whisper quiet, even though I have a Y-pipe and Intake and JWT ECU but it sure does feel a little more peppier, maybe it is all in my mind, but to make sure I plan on doing a HP run sometime soon with my VERICOM computer. I will let everyone know if it picks up any HP.
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The Y2K muffler will fit onto a 4th gen
without any major re-work. First, the
hangers are a direct fit. Now the muffler's inlet
pipe is longer than the 4th gen's version. But
the good news is that it will route and bend
the same. So all you have to do is follow the
bpipe and cut it shorter. Then weld back on
the flange. The Y2K's flange should match up.
So there is no extra pieces of any pipes that
you will need to add....just require cutting
off some from the stock bpipe.
without any major re-work. First, the
hangers are a direct fit. Now the muffler's inlet
pipe is longer than the 4th gen's version. But
the good news is that it will route and bend
the same. So all you have to do is follow the
bpipe and cut it shorter. Then weld back on
the flange. The Y2K's flange should match up.
So there is no extra pieces of any pipes that
you will need to add....just require cutting
off some from the stock bpipe.
Approximately how much needs to be cut off the b pipe?
Originally posted by Albert
The Y2K muffler will fit onto a 4th gen
without any major re-work. First, the
hangers are a direct fit. Now the muffler's inlet
pipe is longer than the 4th gen's version. But
the good news is that it will route and bend
the same. So all you have to do is follow the
bpipe and cut it shorter. Then weld back on
the flange. The Y2K's flange should match up.
So there is no extra pieces of any pipes that
you will need to add....just require cutting
off some from the stock bpipe.
The Y2K muffler will fit onto a 4th gen
without any major re-work. First, the
hangers are a direct fit. Now the muffler's inlet
pipe is longer than the 4th gen's version. But
the good news is that it will route and bend
the same. So all you have to do is follow the
bpipe and cut it shorter. Then weld back on
the flange. The Y2K's flange should match up.
So there is no extra pieces of any pipes that
you will need to add....just require cutting
off some from the stock bpipe.
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