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Old 09-20-2016, 07:05 AM
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Hi guys, new on here, purchased a xfire roadster couple of weeks back, all good I love it, I've noticed that the exhaust seem to favour one exit pipe? as a test I blocked up the easy flowing outlet for a short while & the bad flowing pipe struggled to cope, hissing etc. I was wondering if the rear silencer (muffler) had collapsed? any thoughts guys?
 
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There is an early thread (2007? 2008?) that has some photos of the rear box dissected. Waldig posted them, as I recall.
 
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Originally Posted by Shaneth
Hi guys, new on here, purchased a xfire roadster couple of weeks back, all good I love it, I've noticed that the exhaust seem to favour one exit pipe? as a test I blocked up the easy flowing outlet for a short while & the bad flowing pipe struggled to cope, hissing etc. I was wondering if the rear silencer (muffler) had collapsed? any thoughts guys?
How's this? From a James1549 (CLICK) post, pic attributed to shawnkey.
Woody Waldigs pictures. (CLICK) See page two for the pics.

 

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Originally Posted by maxcichon
There is an early thread (2007? 2008?) that has some photos of the rear box dissected. Waldig posted them, as I recall.

there is an earlier thread when a guy figured out that a rodent was packing dog food into his muffler to the point of the car not running
 
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there is an earlier thread when a guy figured out that a rodent was packing dog food into his muffler to the point of the car not running


That would be me Sir. It took the Dealer 2 months to figure it out (even with an excellent technician).
 
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problem sorted, at a cost though, needed a new cat ( to replace a rattling one), & a new custom built cat back exhaust system added as the original rear box had collapsed internally. Now I've got a purrrrrrfect exhaust. real low end growl with a sporty note when you step on the pedal. Love it. Kept the original tails to leave it looking stock
 
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THANKS for the feed back;
Only two forward catalytic converts with or without an X-pipe? Are you using two mufflers ?
 
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Shaneth, getting a nice low growl that opens up when you hit the gas is exactly what I am looking for. If possible, let us know the details.
 
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