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by atikovi » Thu 16.11.2006, 02:08
I wanted to get this Elan I bought registered before going out of town but first I had to get it Maryland state inspected but the muffler was rotted out. I didn’t want to pay nearly $400 for a stock muffler or wait for it to be shipped. A polished stainless steel universal type by Borla or Ansa would be nice especially at half the price but no one had anything on the shelf ready to go. Instead I walked into a local parts store and for the total price of $35 I picked up a mini glasspack muffler, 45 degree elbow, connector, hanger and 2 clamps. Within one hour I had it installed.
Eventually I’ll research a SS unit but now this set-up does the job and sounds pretty good. Actually a bit quieter than I would have liked.
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by Doug » Thu 16.11.2006, 03:04
atikovi wrote:Actually a bit quieter than I would have liked.
welcome!
pop in a new larger exhaust system and blow out your POS pre-cat and you will get more growl and power . . .
see the numerous exhaust threads for info . . .
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by Monty » Thu 16.11.2006, 15:39
Looks like the muffler doesn`t even stick out of the back

is that what u call a hidden muff

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by theelanman » Thu 16.11.2006, 15:50
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