building an exhuast
ok heres the deal i am buildin an custom exhuast for my car an 93 accord ex sedan and i have a few probs or question which ever way you look at it heres the parts i have a 2.25" x 25" glasspack and a magnaflow muffler wit a 2.25" inlet and i have two mandrel bent 90 elbow of the same diameter so i got under my car today to find out that after the two 90 degree bends theres an s curve thingy go to the stock mufler what is a easy way pass this i was thinkin bout a flex exhaust pipe but wasnt sure on what effect on performance it would have and then i cannot find a flange to fit the cat or is it a 3"flange if so i already have an solution for it any help will be appreciated thanks
wooow! wait a minute! you mean to tell us that you're putting glass packs ona honda?! or on any car for that matter!? in my opinion thats a huge no no. id suggest that u sell it all and just go get a complete kit.
Originally Posted by adgj
ok heres the deal i am buildin an custom exhuast for my car an 93 accord ex sedan and i have a few probs or question which ever way you look at it heres the parts i have a 2.25" x 25" glasspack and a magnaflow muffler wit a 2.25" inlet and i have two mandrel bent 90 elbow of the same diameter so i got under my car today to find out that after the two 90 degree bends theres an s curve thingy go to the stock mufler what is a easy way pass this i was thinkin bout a flex exhaust pipe but wasnt sure on what effect on performance it would have and then i cannot find a flange to fit the cat or is it a 3"flange if so i already have an solution for it any help will be appreciated thanks
and yes im using glasspacks on a honda. its the same thing as and resonator but if im wrong please correct me so i will no the tru answer.next not to be mean or anything how did that help me?
Originally Posted by adgj
and yes im using glasspacks on a honda. its the same thing as and resonator but if im wrong please correct me so i will no the tru answer.next not to be mean or anything how did that help me?
Originally Posted by adgj
ok heres the deal i am buildin an custom exhuast for my car an 93 accord ex sedan and i have a few probs or question which ever way you look at it heres the parts i have a 2.25" x 25" glasspack and a magnaflow muffler wit a 2.25" inlet and i have two mandrel bent 90 elbow of the same diameter so i got under my car today to find out that after the two 90 degree bends theres an s curve thingy go to the stock mufler what is a easy way pass this i was thinkin bout a flex exhaust pipe but wasnt sure on what effect on performance it would have and then i cannot find a flange to fit the cat or is it a 3"flange if so i already have an solution for it any help will be appreciated thanks
ok yeah i do have a prob with spelling exhaust i dont no y but thats beside the point rite?and it actually sounds really nice its a deep quiet tone with no buzzing or anything so im pretty happy with it.i completely understand were he is coming from and it is appreciated but all i wanted is opinions on my setup.not my grammer but thanks newayz
Originally Posted by adgj
not to be mean or anything how did that help me?
Pronunciation: 'fOr-&m, 'for-
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural forums also fo·ra /-&/
Etymology: Latin; akin to Latin foris outside, fores door -- more at DOOR
1 a : the marketplace or public place of an ancient Roman city forming the center of judicial and public business b : a public meeting place for open discussion c : a medium (as a newspaper) of open discussion or expression of ideas
2 : a judicial body or assembly : COURT
3 a : a public meeting or lecture involving audience discussion b : a program (as on radio or television) involving discussion of a problem usually by several authorities
now it is for open discussion correct? ok well where does it say it's supossed to be helpful? I DONT mean to be mean but you're not always gonna get help in here. you're gonna get alot of one sided and biased opinions. it does say that it's basicly a pub for open discussion. im sorry that my response didnt help. and if i hurt your feelings, well sorry again. i was just trying to give you a little advice. and apparently you took it the wrong way. i guess at this point, well all i can say is, good luck with your exhaust setup.
Originally Posted by oscar_425
First of all!!!! learn how to spell exhaust!!! not exhuast!!!!!


