Magnaflow Exhaust
I have this setup.
I just used to stock rubber hangers. I spent some time trying different ways of hooking the mufflers up (AP2 hangers have 2 holes on the bottom instead of 1 on the AP1), and after some trial-and-error I got the cans hang decently even (still not perfect though). I also spray painted the y-pipe with a heat-high black paint so the ugly grey piping doesn't stand out from behind.
It's a nice sounding exhaust. Very deep especially when warmed up. I don't have any sound/video clips at the moment but if you would like to hear it I can record some.
*edit: CHILIBEANZ's suggestion of painting the cans black sounds like a great idea... since you wouldn't be able to tell that the mufflers are not completely aligned & can retain the "stock" look






I just used to stock rubber hangers. I spent some time trying different ways of hooking the mufflers up (AP2 hangers have 2 holes on the bottom instead of 1 on the AP1), and after some trial-and-error I got the cans hang decently even (still not perfect though). I also spray painted the y-pipe with a heat-high black paint so the ugly grey piping doesn't stand out from behind.
It's a nice sounding exhaust. Very deep especially when warmed up. I don't have any sound/video clips at the moment but if you would like to hear it I can record some.
*edit: CHILIBEANZ's suggestion of painting the cans black sounds like a great idea... since you wouldn't be able to tell that the mufflers are not completely aligned & can retain the "stock" look
Originally Posted by CHILIBEANZ,Aug 20 2008, 12:31 PM
It sounds great when u pair it with a header and test pipe. Not obnoxiously loud and has a nice deep note to it. I just painted the cans flat black in order to keep the appearance stock.
Originally Posted by subtledreamer,Aug 21 2008, 11:35 AM
I have this setup.
I just used to stock rubber hangers. I spent some time trying different ways of hooking the mufflers up (AP2 hangers have 2 holes on the bottom instead of 1 on the AP1), and after some trial-and-error I got the cans hang decently even (still not perfect though). I also spray painted the y-pipe with a heat-high black paint so the ugly grey piping doesn't stand out from behind.
It's a nice sounding exhaust. Very deep especially when warmed up. I don't have any sound/video clips at the moment but if you would like to hear it I can record some.







I just used to stock rubber hangers. I spent some time trying different ways of hooking the mufflers up (AP2 hangers have 2 holes on the bottom instead of 1 on the AP1), and after some trial-and-error I got the cans hang decently even (still not perfect though). I also spray painted the y-pipe with a heat-high black paint so the ugly grey piping doesn't stand out from behind.
It's a nice sounding exhaust. Very deep especially when warmed up. I don't have any sound/video clips at the moment but if you would like to hear it I can record some.
Originally Posted by subtledreamer,Aug 21 2008, 02:35 PM
I have this setup.
I just used to stock rubber hangers. I spent some time trying different ways of hooking the mufflers up (AP2 hangers have 2 holes on the bottom instead of 1 on the AP1), and after some trial-and-error I got the cans hang decently even (still not perfect though). I also spray painted the y-pipe with a heat-high black paint so the ugly grey piping doesn't stand out from behind.
It's a nice sounding exhaust. Very deep especially when warmed up. I don't have any sound/video clips at the moment but if you would like to hear it I can record some.
*edit: CHILIBEANZ's suggestion of painting the cans black sounds like a great idea... since you wouldn't be able to tell that the mufflers are not completely aligned & can retain the "stock" look







I just used to stock rubber hangers. I spent some time trying different ways of hooking the mufflers up (AP2 hangers have 2 holes on the bottom instead of 1 on the AP1), and after some trial-and-error I got the cans hang decently even (still not perfect though). I also spray painted the y-pipe with a heat-high black paint so the ugly grey piping doesn't stand out from behind.
It's a nice sounding exhaust. Very deep especially when warmed up. I don't have any sound/video clips at the moment but if you would like to hear it I can record some.
*edit: CHILIBEANZ's suggestion of painting the cans black sounds like a great idea... since you wouldn't be able to tell that the mufflers are not completely aligned & can retain the "stock" look
Originally Posted by subtledreamer,Aug 21 2008, 11:45 AM
I forgot to mention that my piping are (should be) made by Spugen... so I'm not surprised when you guys say it looks different from yours.
How about the muffler & tip? Are those the same?

How about the muffler & tip? Are those the same?
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