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How to build silencer?


VinhZXT

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Hi All,

I run into a little of problem with my side pipes. I bought the FFR side pipes and after cutting them up for modification I found the inner diameter of each pipe is only 1". I also got some feed back from FFR members that these side pipes are very restrictive. So I want to build my own side pipes now. What I want to use are 2" straight thru pipes. Then slip a sections of a 2 1/2" pipe over the 2" pipe. Stuff a lot of fiberglass in the gap between the pipes then weld the ends shut. Typically I am building 2 silencers on each side. Also do I need to drill holes in the inner pipe (the 2" pipe) so it will absorb sound better? Opinions/ideas are welcome. Thanks

Vinh

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Thanks for the info. I have searched every where already and no one sells 2" glass pack that are longer than 24". The 2" glass packs they sell actually have 3" outter diameter. I am looking for 2 and 1/2 " outter diameter. 2 3" glass pack on the side of a Z will be way too big and bulky. Here is the look I am going after:

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Wayne,

Yes I do like the ones you have on your Z but I want mine to somewhat ressemblance the original Daytona Coupe. The twin side pipes are unique on the Coupe so I want to have them. I actually installed the Dynomax side pipes similar to yours on my friend's Cobra. This is because he likes the way they look. At one point I was going to install these Dynomax sidepipes like yours to save me time, money and headache but I thought about it and I decided to stick with the original plan.

 

Time to do some research on silencers.

Vinh

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