Will this size glasspack (12") lessen the drone from an aftermarket axle-back exhaust I have on my car? Actualy looking at 2.25" size, but same concept
1274412
No. Go longer. This size did almost nothing for to quiet my aftermarket exhaust on my gto.
1274413
Yes because this is a free flow through design it will resonate the sound more without creating more back pressure.
1274414
Yes. But not alot. I didnt have a muffler on my 4.7L Jeep WJ and after i put this 12" glass pack on it DID help with the drone. Lessened it by quite a bit, but it was still there. It will sound deeper and more of a growl but its going to be loud. Go longer if you want it quieter. I personally like it loud.
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In short, exhaust shops may be able to make this happen. This depends on whether your Protege is equipped with an exhaust pipe size compatible with the inlet/outlet diameter of this converter. If the Protege is as it came from factory I doubt the pipe size is 2.5". Most exhaust shops can use adapters to fit to many sizes but this is less than ideal depending on how extreme the difference between the pipe sizes are.
81034
This system is called an "axle back" exhaust. It's the muffler and tips. The sound is amazing without being too loud. I have had it on my Jeep for two years and couldn't be happier.
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Instead of asking will it fit check your inlet diameter of your exhaust you inlet needs to match the inlet of this muffler but my advice get your self something better such as DCSPORTS it sounds crisper and won't kill your hearing unlike this muffler
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I gambled on the same thing and it worked out great. YMMV.I have the V&H; Longshots on my 2003 Kawasaki Meanstreak. It came with the "CheeseGrater" baffles that were too loud. I bought these hoping that they would fit. What I found is that at their largest diameter, they were just slightly smaller than the pipes. I was afraid they would rattle in there, so I bought some hi-temp fiberglass (the stuff they sell for patching up mufflers), wrapped it around the baffle a few times and taped it down. I then slid it in and screwed it in to place. No rattle, more of a "blub blub" than the 'BLAT BLAT' from before. Great investment. I gambled on the same thing and it worked out great. YMMV.I have the V&H; Longshots on my 2003 Kawasaki Meanstreak. It came with the "CheeseGrater" baffles that were too loud. I bought these hoping that they would fit. What I found is that at their largest diameter, they were just slightly smaller than the pipes. I was afraid they would rattle in there, so I bought some hi-temp fiberglass (the stuff they sell for patching up mufflers), wrapped it around the baffle a few times and taped it down. I then slid it in and screwed it in to place. No rattle, more of a "blub... » Read More I gambled on the same thing and it worked out great. YMMV.I have the V&H; Longshots on my 2003 Kawasaki Meanstreak. It came with the "CheeseGrater" baffles that were too loud. I bought these hoping that they would fit. What I found is that at their largest diameter, they were just slightly smaller than the pipes. I was afraid they would rattle in there, so I bought some hi-temp fiberglass (the stuff they sell for patching up mufflers), wrapped it around the baffle a few times and taped it down. I then slid it in and screwed it in to place. No rattle, more of a "blub blub" than the 'BLAT BLAT' from before. Great investment. « Show Less
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Kenneth,These are universal exhaust tips. You'll want to use the dimensions of the product shown in the listing and compare it to your existing setup. This will tell you if they are a good fit for your vehicle. If you need help deciding please speak with a muffler shop.Regards,Street Imports Ltd.
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Its hard to say yes or no with out seeing your overhead console and it size, depth, and how wide it is, but the tweeter come with a few differnt mounting kits, the suface mount way should surly work and they would look just like how there shown in the picture on the Amazon site, I measured the ones I still have and are 1 & 5/8 inch dia, and 3/4 depth, but when I put mine in the back cargo area of my Jeep Grand Cherokee I used the the other recessed mounting option. I used a 1 & 3/4 inch hole saw on a power drill to make the holes in the Jeeps plastic trim planels and then glued them in place instead of using the supplied plastic nut from behind the panel, and the plastic cup that hold the tweeter in this recessed method is right on the 1 & 3/4 inch dia, and 3/4 of an inch in depth, but there is a threaded screw comming strait out the back of the actual tweeter, sorry on this one I dont have a true measurement without taking my jeep apart again, but I would guess you would need at least 1 & 1/4 inch of depth for clearance to recess mount them in your overhead and if you had an 1 & 1/2 you should be good on that option, or the suface mount would be the easy way, it all depends on the look you want and how handy you are, and what tools you also have to work with! PS try with and without the filter they give you too, I went without the filters on mine and using the cut-off on my aftermarket head unit instead, along with a 50 watt RMS amp as well, I love mine, they sound great to me and for just a small pair of tweeters they made a huge difference in overall sound, and can hear some of those high's you can normally only hear wearing good quality headphones. Hope this helps!
653707
Depends on your exhaust. Google the size of your engine, Year, and model to find your exhaust pipe size. My 2004 WJ is 2.5''.And yes this glasspack is super loud. makes it a lower grumble but doesn't make it quieter.
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yes 21/2" on inlet and outlet. it made my gsr swapped civic sound a little quieter with less drone/rasp. When I redue my exhaust to a 3" I might use 2 of them. the only downside is they're heavy
547467
I'm not sure. I also installed cold air intake (which has larger tube) and it barely fit. Measure your stock air tube and see if it will fit 2.953 inches which is 75mm.
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yeah it will fit ,but try them out first sound wise, cuss in shipping the speakers middle cone tweeters can damage the conescausing it to have a sound distortion not pretty. other than that good luck ,I didn't had any luck with them..
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Depends greatly on your engine and exhaust setup. I used this together with my existing Flowmaster muffler to get rid of the "Flowmaster drone" sound. Glass packs have a unique sound quality and we'll reduce the noise compared to straight pipes. If your truck has no mufflers then this will definitely help to reduce the noise. If you have mufflers then these will act as additional resonators and reduce the noise a little more. If your exhaust is damaged with rust and holes then no amount of additional mufflers will quite it down.
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I wish I could help. I have a 2" receiver and a reducer that fits. Perhaps you could shave down the edge to make it fit. Mike R.
577337
Good fan. I've got it hooked up to a 4" exhaust tube. I think 5" will work as well, but not 6".
1054385
As long as your exhaust tip is not larger than 3" or smaller than 2" it should fit
35874
This kit will not come out more then the factory exhaust. You may want to consider purchasing a longer tip for the kit which will extend the exhaust out past the quarter panel.
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Drone or no drone this is the right exhaust for this car, this should have been the factory exhaust. but it drones around 3200 RPMs, But after all isn't that what we want in a hi performance auto that sound of aggresion LOL. hope this helps