M & K muffler

[cjannelli]

Does anyone know if the 1 in 1 out muffler will bolt directly to the existing system, i.e.,
the cat converter. I realize most would use a bypass or pre-muffler.
chris

[Craig T]

Call Dave at TRE. He sells them and will know the answer. (818) 509-0257

[fritzgator]

Mine did
. 83SC.

[Gogar]

Yes of course it does.

[cjannelli]

The reason I ask, I want better sound quality, maybe a little more volume. Not really that interested in HP gain.
Chris

[cjannelli]

Fritzgator,
How did you like the sound?
Chris

[mb911]

Yes it does though there may or may not be a cone on the back of your converter that will need to be removed if it has it. this is to ensure a proper gasket fitup

[Onefastman]

Might as well do a bypass.

I got my OBX off eBay for $120 shipped

[cjannelli]

mb911,
This is a photo of the cat/muffler on my car.
It appears to funnel down, but looks to me like a new muffler should bolt right on.
Chris

[RarlyL8]

Yes our mufflers will bolt right onto the OEM cat. As Ben stated if there is a cone in the cat it should be removed to bolt flush.

[cjannelli]

Brian,
Does my Cat look like it would be a "bolt on"?
Chris

[RarlyL8]

I don't see anything unusual in the picture.

[cjannelli]

Brian,
I'll call you today to order the GT3 and valence.
Chris

[mb911]

you will not be able to tell unless you take the muffler off. some cats have the cone some do not but either way it is fairly straight forward to remove the cone. It is very simple and M&K has sold 1000's of 1 in 1 outs for bolt on applications.


and no no please do not buy an obx bypass support this site and american manufactures if possible even if not M&K etc and that is my political statement of the year.

[cjannelli]

Going w/ M&K products. No bypass, start by leaving the Cat in place. Move on to the pre-muffler if
needed. Brian at RarlyL8 has been extremely helpful w/ this process.
Chris