wastegate muffler
02-18-2009, 07:40 PM
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yeah and if you put the together they would be almost 2 feet long. so i would think it would be nice and quiet. now what is the minimum size for a wastegate exhaust to prevent boost creep. they are 1.5 on one side and 1.75 on the other side but it looks like it shrinks a bit inside. i did a search for them to find more pics. cant seem to find it now though. oh, what does it mean removable baffles?
02-18-2009, 07:43 PM
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yeah and if you put the together they would be almost 2 feet long. so i would think it would be nice and quiet. now what is the minimum size for a wastegate exhaust to prevent boost creep. they are 1.5 on one side and 1.75 on the other side but it looks like it shrinks a bit inside. i did a search for them to find more pics. cant seem to find it now though. oh, what does it mean removable baffles?
but seems like you can remove/replace the baffles?
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i didnt read the replys, but yes you can plumb it back in theexhaust, also back when porshe made the 930 cars,, late 70's - mid 80's the gray market cars had open waste gates they also had a muffler... but knowing porsche parts the muffler is probably $10K lol...
02-18-2009, 10:40 PM
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http://www.neufamily.org/images/wggallery/
i really liked my truck better after running the wg exhaust thru a muffler. it was stupid loud with open wg's
that muffler is a strait thru unit but made it very quiet.
i really liked my truck better after running the wg exhaust thru a muffler. it was stupid loud with open wg's
that muffler is a strait thru unit but made it very quiet.
