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You know those [censored] can mufflers?
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good one, drew !!!! that wing on the deck lid will help to keep it cool.
LOL
Install a towing hitch, put the muffler on a trailer and a long flexpipe and it's goo to go!
In ricer logic, this f*rt can has to be good for adding at least 2,000 horsepower. After all, look at how big it its. Not to mention how good it will sound!
I was in the market looking for a Honda Accord the last month or so, I looked at several, and most were not purchased due to the muffler/can whatever you call it addition. I declare if dealers had a clue as to what the average public thought about these things they would have changed them out, spent the few bucks. When I see one on a used car I think ragged out by teenager ( I have been guilty doing the same except with a 350 v-8 2.5" pipes with 3" chrome tips that were about 2' long) motor had real additions that boosted horsepower, but even then my buddies would add a set of chrome plated valve covers on a v-8 that would get them at least 50 horses. So it's always been that way, just a different road to get to the destination now.
That's funny... How would they smog-test this? hehehe
That's pretty good. I saw a similar muffler hanging off the back of an old Volvo today.
The only thing wrong with that pic is that there's not enough stickers on the car.
I'm waiting 'til someone actually uses a Folger's can.
On that note, there's a certain early '80s Toyota pickup that parks in my apartment complex with a very annoying [censored] can on it. [censored] cans and trucks definitely do not mix.
On that note, there's a certain early '80s Toyota pickup that parks in my apartment complex with a very annoying [censored] can on it. [censored] cans and trucks definitely do not mix.
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Originally Posted By: Anduril
I'm waiting 'til someone actually uses a Folger's can.
On that note, there's a certain early '80s Toyota pickup that parks in my apartment complex with a very annoying [censored] can on it. [censored] cans and trucks definitely do not mix.
A guy I race with put one on his Hyundai Excel bracket car. Runs a blistering 20-flat
I'm waiting 'til someone actually uses a Folger's can.
On that note, there's a certain early '80s Toyota pickup that parks in my apartment complex with a very annoying [censored] can on it. [censored] cans and trucks definitely do not mix.
A guy I race with put one on his Hyundai Excel bracket car. Runs a blistering 20-flat
My ION has a custom exhaust, but I made sure not to have one of those stupid looking pipes. I bought some 304 stainless 2.5 inch mandrel bends, a 304 stainless muffler, and a 304 stainless resonator. The tail pipe is simply a piece of 2.5 inch stainless steel. Those who are not familiar with the ION might think that it is a factory pipe.
However, the sound change and increase in power are certainly not hidden.
However, the sound change and increase in power are certainly not hidden.
My car has two "large" exhaust tips on the back, but they're nice and oval-shaped and attached to something that actually resembles real mufflers, unlike that stupid coffee can [censored] you'd find on a Civic. The sound is actually quite nice and deep for a 4-cylinder, doesn't sound like a weed whacker at all.
Dark outside so no pic right now
Dark outside so no pic right now
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Originally Posted By: StevieC
That's funny... How would they smog-test this? hehehe
no problem, i'm sure it doesn't run anyways
That's funny... How would they smog-test this? hehehe
no problem, i'm sure it doesn't run anyways
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