

| Subject: | Re: Muffler Source? |
| From: | Don Hanson |
| Date: | Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:12:29 -0700 |
I have had really good results with these guy's mufflers. I have one right now on my inline 1.8 liter VW/vanagon that's gone about 40k miles so far. Stainless. 12" x 4" oval, mounted "on edge" across the back between the motor and the bumper with the pipe coming out like a standard vanagon..Sounds nice and flows well. 'http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/02muffler.asp For a while I used a lot of Borlas on my big motor car, but they kept blowing out and they refused to warrantee them for a race car. Plus those Borlas were outrageously expensive to last only a couple of races, but they were one of the few makers with a product suitable for a 3.5" diameter exhaust system. I switched to the Magnaflows and had no blow out problems..now I use em when I have a custom exhaust done.. If going custom is your plan, you might take a look at the Magnaflow site. I have no connection with them. Don Hanson > > Bosal was a good one but sadly, i't now made in the Philippine and it's now > pure crap. > > Eber (OEM) is nowhere to be found! > > I'm using high flow SS custom made one for my Subi conversion, price tag: > 600$ What, is it to expensive for you guys???? Same guys that built Frank > stuff, HO yea, Frank stuff look expensive but it's solid like hell, it will > outlast your van. > > Last option: > > Ernst muffler & Emico cat. > http://www.benplace.com/bertrand_subie/bertrand_121.JPG > > Ernst muffler are still of very good quality. > > Ben >
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