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Fg Turbo - Centre Muffler


Ike

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Hey guys, yes yes another centre muffler thread.... now im posting in the ute section for a reason, because I want to hear from UTE owners. Plenty of threads out there for sedans, but nothing really about the utes....

Now after reading all over the forums about the mod being $100 and blah blah I thought that sounded great, then I went to the exhaust shop and realised the Utes go from a single in to the muffler and come out double....

Now what have you guys done? Put in a Y Piece, single into twin?

The exhaust shop quoted me $300 to do that all with flanges so I can drop the resonator if need be and place stock muffler back into place.

Any comments, pictures and or videos would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers Andrew

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I got mine done....the pic attached is how they will do it. this cost me bout 150. I wouldnt bother with the flange option, but that's my opinion.

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I had the same realization my friend. Only option is the Y-piece I think. I just hope it won't whistle with that sharp edge inside where the two pipes join.

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Mine cost me $150, I got the y-pipe into twin 2.5". Sounds good can hear it mostly around 1800-2200rpm has a nicer deep note to it now.

Would there be much difference in sound if you went with the single straight through (3/3.5") instead of the twin?

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I think the twins might give it a better note rather then the horrible sound (the N/A one your referring too) some tend to pick up.

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Got mine done the same as above..y piece welded on into twin..he reused the flanges at the other end..$150, sounds alright, doesnt crackle or pop, havnt really heard it from outside yet, still sounds nice though

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Spoke to another exhaust shop today and he told me 150, the other guy obviously didn't want to do it. Should be getting it done on friday, so I will let you guys know how it sounds

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Well I finally got around to doing the exhaust, had a few busy weekends!

And the end result is awesome, definitely not to loud!

Idle is quiet, you can somewhat hear that it isnt the standard sound.

When you accelerate a little at cruising speed you can hear a nice sharp note.

To me it sounds like a quieter version of a skyline.

What I ended up going for was just the 3" straight pipe that goes to one side of the muffler then there is a join that bends a little into the other side of the muffler.

If you would like some pictures let me know and ill post.

Over all it is the best $150 spent! Sounds great

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