Welcome to the SR20 Community Forum - The Dash.
Register
SR20 forum logo

Thread: Opinions on exhaust setup

+ Reply To Thread
Posts: 1-10 of 17
2010-11-30 10:46:43
#1
Opinions on exhaust setup
Basically, I'll be trying to get a 3" exhaust that is as quiet as possible.

My thoughts:

3x Magnaflow silencer for the center section (no cat needed), quiet rear muffler.

Will the 3 Magnaflow silencers be better than 1?

Any suggestions for a quiet rear muffler (heard something about a butterfly valve?)?
2010-11-30 11:05:59
#2
Stock exhaust with one of these should do the trick QTP ยป Electric Exhaust Cutouts
2010-11-30 11:17:24
#3
Heh, I don't think that's silent enough for a DD :P.

By the way, it's for an SR20VE+T (well, it will be someday, for the time being I'll use an SSAC, it's only a temporary header).
2010-11-30 13:57:43
#4
i used a dual resonator setup Magnaflow 18" and Vibrant Ultraquiet (no cat) with the Vibrant stealth exhaust. 3" all the way through. it's pretty quiet on idle. gets a lot louder in the higher rpms. however it still has a pretty annoying drone inside the car.

i think vadim has a thread "quest for quiet exhaust" somewhere if you do a search.
2010-11-30 14:06:53
#5
dynomax vt! almost the only way if you can live with a little rattle
2010-11-30 14:38:42
#6
Originally Posted by Forced
dynomax vt! almost the only way if you can live with a little rattle


He has a VE-T and I thought the VE-T needed the bigger muffler which didn't have the rattle?
2010-11-30 14:45:42
#7
Originally Posted by Forced
dynomax vt!
I wish I'd heard of this or they had this available back when I did my exhaust. I've never used one personally but it looks like the thing to try for sure.


Originally Posted by M0J0
Will the 3 Magnaflow silencers be better than 1?
Yes.

Originally Posted by M0J0
Any suggestions for a quiet rear muffler (heard something about a butterfly valve?)?
See above.

(There are plenty of quiet mufflers that are restrictive, but I'm pretty sure you don't want to deal with those. Usually you have to decide between quiet, or free-flowing with the exception of the Dynomax VT or other tricks like cut-outs and such.)
2010-11-30 18:14:13
#8
I have posted this before,but I will save you the search and post the info again.
Heres what I did to my VE NX.
Its think its about as quiet as you will get for a full 3" system.(besides the new dynomax VT with the rattle valve)
Since you said you dont need a cat,this will fit.
-(2) Magnaflow 5" rund resonators,back to back,P/N 14867
- Magnaflow Muffler 14867 Polished Stainless
- VRS 3" piping kit
-Vibrant flatblack stealth muffler,P/N 1147
Amazon.com: Vibrant 1147 Streetpower Black Flat Oval Muffler: Automotive

pics











vids
I am not sure "Quiet" would the right word,more like "deep and mellow "on the low cams,no drone.
WOT cam switches will definately be heard but it sounds good,not obnoxious.Theres no quieting the upper cams completely.
You can cruise and drive around pretty quietly,but when you punch it you will be heard.
Here are some vids.Some only have sound.Remember this is 3 inch and WOT with the windows down.
Inside the car at 50-70 mph cruising is real nice.You will hardly notice it with the windows up and AC on.
Nobody ever believes it 3"...some look under to see..LOL

This first vid made my camera microphone shit itself,sorry




2010-11-30 18:26:22
#9
Originally Posted by Forced
dynomax vt! almost the only way if you can live with a little rattle


Originally Posted by 92SentraSE-R
He has a VE-T and I thought the VE-T needed the bigger muffler which didn't have the rattle?


^N/A or Turbo I would go with the bigger spring muffler. I'm not interested in having rattle.
2010-11-30 19:29:53
#10
A couple of us are running STi mufflers and love them. As mentioned above, most of this was covered in the search for a quiet exhaust thread if you want to check into that.
+ Reply To Thread
  • [Type to search users.]
  • Quick Reply
    Thread Information
    There are currently ? users browsing this thread. (? members & ? guests)
    StubUserName

    Back to top