I absolutely love this muffler. It sounds exotic and like it could have come from the factory this way. It is not too loud and doens't have any anoying drone. Everyone that hears it loves it. it sounds like a Ferrari V6. Performance? My right foot has gotten heavier as I love to hear it accelerating. My only complaint is that I will have to get rid of it when the V8 goes in and I haven't found a suitable Ansa for the V8 yet. For the V8 i want a two in two out muffler. My Ansa is one in two out. While I want a true dual for the V8, if I can't find a suitable Ansa muffler, I will probably try this muffler for a while just to see how it sounds on a V8.

 

Thanks, good thing Santa is coming! Can still remember the sound of the Ansa's on my Alfa's - and that was a LONG time ago - the stock exhaust gets me close but then it lets me down - its not the same, thanks again

 

How much is it? I just got my crossfire, and i am intrested in getting a muffler i only have $300 dollars to spend though. Please Help

 

Send me the Ansa.....I'll buy it off you if it won't work for you!

 

I loved ansa on my 99 miata, I'd definitely like to do it on my crossfire but I am concerned with the fitment. I noticed on your car that the tips seem to stick out quite a bit, is it possible to get them more flush with the bumper?

 

You guys realize this thread is 2 years old right ? We just got a contact with Ansa that is doing $201.00 plus shipping.

 

yes ... mine don't stick out more than maybe 3/8" ...

 

Do you have any pics by chance?

 

yes ... here's a shot I took that show it pretty clearly

 

I got specifics that the muffler is 26 inches long!!!!!! that leaves noooo room for a smooth bend before the exhaust hits the diff. anyone have pictures of this under the car?

 

I haven't got any of mine, but could maybe get one at some point when I can get the car up ... I can tell you, however, that the bend was NOT a problem for my muffler guy ...

 

Is the Ansa stainless? Out of all the mufflers out there this is the one I would pick. Do you think the stock tips could be attached?

 

I'll let you know how it works on the SRT. I'm gonna try to see if the tips will transfer. I think SteveS said there was an issue with it though.

 

My muffler guy said he couldn't do it ... I didn't push him to try since I didn't have TOO much of a problem with the tips that come on the muffler ... had it been easy, I might have gone with the stock tips, but when I got push back from the muffler guy, I just went with the flow ...

 

Yeah I understand that. If it is not something my guy (still haven't decided where to go yet) isn't comfortable with, I'll just go that route also. Ths is like waiting for Christmas.

 

Well guys and gals, no good news for the ANSA muffler for the SRT6. First off the inlet is centered and the SRT is offset on drivers side. Worse off is the inlet to the muffler is significantly smaller than the SRT exhaust. This would create unwanted backpressure and rob you of power.

Now you real motor guys can argue the finer points but the muffler guy said he really didn't want to do that to a car as nice as the SRT6.

So, with that said, I'm on the hunt for the right muffler and for the right sound (for my ears).

 

It's all been posted on another thread but I just thought I would link my post to this thread as well...

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/...0&postcount=68

 

I know that I am replying to an old thread but where are the sound clips that you said were posted. Did they get deleted?

Also with the ansa that you installed was it a direct bolt on like the Magnaflow and is this a SS muffler or just steel?

Thanks

Nate

 

Nate,
It's all here in this link.....
It's not a bolt on replacement but requires minimal pipe work as you can see.
The muffler is not stainless steel
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...0&postcount=68

 

and its only 200 bucks? im sold.