Re: [DML] BTTF Exhaust

[kayoong@xxxxxxx]

jeepno1_397:

I have been down that road, as several of us on this list.   I had spent a 
good bundle for the Flowmater muffler plus all the pipes and labor.   I had it 
all removed in two months time and replaced the original system back on.   The 
situation is that the Flowmaster muffler is very noisy and the droning sound 
pressure that it creates is very taxing, especially on long drives.    If you 
like noise and the droning pressure in the cabin, then go for it.   BTW.... You 
would have to make, or adapt all kind of different pipes to get the muffler 
to be connected to the existing exhaust system.   IMO, it is not worth the bang 
for the bucks.   FWIW.... I have the Stainless System from England on my 
DeLorean for a while.... Expensive, but it is worth it.

Kayo
#5508
Lic   9D NY


In a message dated 5/21/05 12:20:08 AM, jeepno1_397@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:


> I don't know if anyone has ever asked this before but eventually I
> would like to put exhaust on my DeLorean to sound if not like but close
> to the BTTF Delorean with that rumble it does.? Is it possible to put
> in a small Flowmaster and bring it out into the dual exhaust?
> 
> 



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