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hi well i need a new muffler ( not exhuast i have pretty much no money ) and iv been lisening to clips and iv decided i want super 44's after lisening 2 this 1 clip i think i came a lil lol.
but how much is this muffler?
where do it get 1?
will it just be a direct bolt on to a 87 iroc 305tpi/auto?
i really like this exhuast or the 40 series is still nice.
or should i just buy a replacment?
where do i buy a replacment?
should i buy used do to my money problem?
plz give me a link if you can to some1 that is selling this muffler or a replacement 1.
thx guys and how long do these take to install with a person that is experienced with third gens?
also will 1 of these mufflers still allow me to pass emmisions, sound testing and all that?
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I am assuming you exhaust is stock so the super 44's are out of the question. With a stock exhaust you can only get a crossflow muffler. Here are your options :
Flowmaster super 44's? If that's the muffler you need, then they most certainly DO have it, but not in a transflow design. They have it with a single to single or a single to dual out on the opposite side. You need a out/in on one side and then single out on the other, they don't have that but that doesn't mean you can't use it. Here's a link to flowmaster's online website, there's three pages to look through I'm sure you will find a muffler for your size inlet/outlet if you're running stock exhaust. The only modification you'll have to accept is that either you'll have to change over to a single pipe after the muffler, or use a dual exit muffler and run a new pipe back over to the other side since initially both out ports are on the same side and you needed one on each side.
Flowmaster super 44's? If that's the muffler you need, then they most certainly DO have it. Here's a link to flowmaster's online website, there's three pages to look through I'm sure you will find a muffler for your size inlet/outlet if you're running stock exhaust.
Like I said before that muffler wont work with a stock exhaust. Stock exhaust uses a crossflow muffler which the super 44 isnt.The only thing flowmaster offers is an 80 series crossflow and thats it.