MUFFLERS???

I'm just curious ... why would anyone pay $100 apiece for an S-shaped length of pipe that you could have bent up at an exhaust shop for 1/4 the price? ... or maybe even rig it up, yourself, out of a couple of 45* angle elbows for less than $10?

I don't believe for a second there's ANY sound-absorbing material or properties to that thing whatsoever.

The question should instead be, "Willing running straight pipes be loud on my car?" To which the obvious answer is, yes ... and you'll lose a bit of low-end torque in the process, as well.
 
I'm just curious ... why would anyone pay $100 apiece for an S-shaped length of pipe that you could have bent up at an exhaust shop for 1/4 the price? ... or maybe even rig it up, yourself, out of a couple of 45* angle elbows for less than $10?

I don't believe for a second there's ANY sound-absorbing material or properties to that thing whatsoever.

The question should instead be, "Willing running straight pipes be loud on my car?" To which the obvious answer is, yes ... and you'll lose a bit of low-end torque in the process, as well.

did you even read the description of the product???



Crisp, deep sound.
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