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Exhausted... 120-130 1967

posted by  Phil S. on  Thu Jul 6 06:42 CST 2006
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I don't remember the exact model, sorry... it's a pretty generic turbo muffler made by Dynomax. It's about 18" long, the connection stub on one end is offset (it's reversible, and I made the offset side the input), cost about $35 at the local parts place. I added a chrome tailpipe with a turndown. I want our particular Amazon to be sporty but elegant, so this seemed suitable to me. The fat tailpipe on the Skandix was not what it wanted.

No pix, sorry... I really must get a digital camera one of these days.

I recycled the Skandix rear muffler onto a 122 wagon that's at stock ride height, using the same type Dynomax forward of the axle. No ground clearance issues in that application, and it looks more like it belongs.






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