Just installed magnaflow muffler

I just swapped out the big *** stock muffler for a straight through magnaflow stainless.

I left the resonator on, and first impression is that it's actually pretty quiet. I have heard these things get louder as they get broken in, so I think I will post up some sound clips once this thing bakes for a week or so.

I have a high quality voice recorder, so I should be able to get some pretty high quality sounds.

Power wise, going up hill to my house seems to have a little less effort. I've only just ripped around the neighborhood a couple times, so I will post back some some impressions after I have run Little Jack around for a couple days.

Of course, too early to know what mileage is like.

For those of you looking to do this swap. Make sure you have a sawzal with a GOOD quality metal blade. No way in crap you are going to get that muffler off with a hack saw, and I bought some cheap blades that lasted about 10 seconds before they were dulled. Getting this thing off was a bee-otch. Of course, if you have a torch, no problem.

Also, you will need about a 12" extension pipe, and if you cut right behind the stock muffler, you will have just enough pipe before the upturn, to fasten the extension to.

Here are some pics for yawl.

Nice install, what case length did you get? I have 2 I removed from my Cutlass, and replaced them with ****** AeroChambers. I'll probably put one of the Magnaflows on the KK, but they look smaller then yours. Smaller will mean slightly louder, so I'm interested in hearing yours first.

Nick

Sound clip yet?

I've been away on business this week. I'm going to get one up in the next day. or two. After letting this thing bake for a couple weeks, I think dropping the resonator is going to be the next step. Little too quiet I think.

And the muffler I got was part number 12256 on their website.

Satin finish, universal fit.

I wonder what that heat shield is for...

I'm awaiting sound clips. Make sure you have one while starting it up.