Anyone know if I can use this

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...4922711+302989

to replace this muffler?

http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/cg...ter/17144.html


I always see the inlet and outlet diameters, but I am not sure about the width(length?) of the muffler unless that is a standard of some sort.

Thanks for any help, I want to order 2nite since it will bolt right up and see how the built in cutout sound
Already have only one 3" outlet so no modifications but bolting it up as long as it fits width wise

EDIT 4.5inches thick, Width 10IN, length 13, overall 18in whatever that means time to measure
Am I blind? OMW downstairs to measure I will post my results

5 inches off, gotta have something welded to it or clamp some sort of extension boo hoo

 

I would just put another Flowmaster on.

 

Current muffler is 30 series, really sick of the sound........think one of the other flowmaster series will give me a much different sound?

 

My buddy had a Flowtech Warlock muffler on his 94 Z28. It sounded pretty good. If I had to do it again, though, I'd get a Hooker AeroChamber muffler. like 80 bucks from jegs.com. Good luck

 

i've been wondering about that muffler for years. kindda handy having the cutout built in.

i'm throwing around using it on my LT setup...wonder how it would tuck up under the bumper? i kindda like my "no tips" look right now.

 

I used to have a pair of them on the '57. They are a bit restrictive as mufflers go. Worked great uncorked up on the long tube collectors (acted like torque tubes). Back in the f-body location, the built-in cut-out will function mostly as a noise generator - the "cut-out" effect will be reduced.

I'd say get a nice flowing muffler and forget the cut-out stuff.

 

look up disco192 im pretty sure he is selling some warlocks for pretty cheap. Look in the texas section or do a search in the FS section