Well, after much consternation and indecision, I finally chose an exhaust for my Crossfire. I purchased a Dynomax 17733 muffler, a Wicked Flow Big Slant tip, and took them to Muffin Muffler in Austin to have them installed. Troy constructed a 2.5" pipe from the flange, welded in the muffler and constructed the hangers, and the result is below. Muffin is the best muffler shop in Austin. Tom and Troy are the best!

 

Looks good, send us a sound clip.

 

Ahhhhsome!

 

Another Austinite! Have never Used Muffin but a good buddy does and gives them good reviews. I like the tip.

 

Looks nice!

 

Looks good Shaag! I had one on my car a while back. I missed the round pipes and eventually went back to them. I wasn't running a muffler all the way to rear, so I had plenty room to work with. I am curious how they connected the tip to the muffler in that small amount of space. Could you post some pics of that area. Thanks.

James

 

Thanks, James. You were the inspiration for my selecting this tip, although I decided to use the one without the dividers. At first, Todd told me that the tip was too long and we'd have to go with a shorter, 8" wide, Camaro tip. However, he found that he could shorten the tip enough to squeeze the muffler, whose body is 14" long, and the tip into the area. This picture is looking at the end of the tip and shows how he cut off most of the 2.5" pipe at the end of the tip and mated it to the muffler.

 

Excellent idea. And I am glad it worked out for you. Thanks for the pic. James

PS Now take some BBQ Grill flat black paint and black out the muffler. I bought some at Home Depot.

 

any down low, straight on shots? curious to see how it fills the space

 

Here's a couple of pictures that show how it fills the space.



And a picture from the side:

 

in Austin TX??

 

yes, Austin, Texas.

 

Thanks for the additional pics. It really stands out nice on a black car. Looks good! James

 

Any1 interested in meeting up. Even if its just a few of us

 

It's different, fits the space. Clean instal. I have to wonder about the ground clearance from looking at the pictures. The stock tubing goes up and over and yours goes underneath. Here's hoping it's a non issue for you.

Les

 

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All the NA's exhaust goes under as I bet the SRT does the same thing. There is NO room to go over.

James