cherrybomb compared to no muffler
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cherrybomb compared to no muffler
I have a cherrybomb glasspack and it looks like it's about to fall off. Would there be any difference if I just welded a straight pipe where it goes instead of putting a new muffler on (milage/performance wise)? I want to wait till I have enough money for a dual magnaflow system, so I don't want to e buying a new muffler so I can rip it out and junk it in a few weeks
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I had a strait pipe on my 93 4.0 and loved it. I also had a glass pack on it, too. So if its anything like mine was, there wasnt much diffirence (from what I noticed). Try it, you can always go back, and since your waiting anyways, just do it. You may like it. Atleast it will sound fast and powerful
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Well going from a Glass pack to a strait pipe (assuming its the strait-thru type glass pack I had) is going to change things minimally. I dont think you will notice the change. And like you say, you are doing something diffirent soon anyways. If its that bad, you could just cut out a section of the pipe and clamp in the cherry bomb. Thats how I went from strait pipe to glass pack. I liked it better straight piped, throatier.
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Originally Posted by Morph
Well going from a Glass pack to a strait pipe (assuming its the strait-thru type glass pack I had) is going to change things minimally. I dont think you will notice the change. And like you say, you are doing something diffirent soon anyways. If its that bad, you could just cut out a section of the pipe and clamp in the cherry bomb. Thats how I went from strait pipe to glass pack. I liked it better straight piped, throatier.
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sounds like a good project for me in shop tomorrow if I can find some 2.5" pipe
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