Exhaust!

[2dopekilla]

new member new sho owner i'm looking to put new mufflers on my car nothing crazy just want people to hear my sho i'm kinda car sabby. when it comes to some things ill call a proffesional. just looking for some ideas looking to go the cost effective way also just bought this 95 atx is there amything i should look for or replace to prevent future problems

 

[SHOMON]

2dopekilla, try using the search feature here. It is the best way to get info without having to wait for answers.

 

[jedhead]

I would leave the mufflers alone and get a high performance y-pipe with mandrel bends. You will gain 10 - 15 whp from the stock y-pipe. Mufflers will give you 50 hp worth of noise and no real power.

Bob

 

[frosho]

I would leave the mufflers alone and get a high performance y-pipe with mandrel bends. You will gain 10 - 15 whp from the stock y-pipe. Mufflers will give you 50 hp worth of noise and no real power.

Bob

It's an ATX, so he won't get much power from a y-pipe. If it were me, I'd go for a SHO Source catback with some Magnaflows.

 

[Bob Gervais]

It's an ATX, so he won't get much power from a y-pipe. If it were me, I'd go for a SHO Source catback with some Magnaflows.

You win a cookie for paying attention.


What does "car sabby" mean?:thankyou:

 

[jedhead]

I had a pre senior moment and thought it was an MTX. I would just replace the mufflers to prevent the rasp.

Bob

 

[Eric VerValin]

Thats called "some-timers" jed...

 

[shobote]

IT's a downgrade to replace the stockers with low cost mufflers; no performancer gains, and OEM is stainless steel, while most aftermarket mufflers are aluminized steel and will rust out in 3-4 years. Make sure the 60k maintenence has been done and Rod Bearing replacement before buying aftermaket parts. The Yamaha is pretty much bulletproof if maintained, and good for well over 200k.