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replacement muffler - 8/23/2005 11:49:07 AM

JKK

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Any quiet aftermarket mufflers that will bolt right in place on a 99 Disco Series I? Mine has some rust & will need a replacement soon.

Thanks.

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RE: replacement muffler - 5/4/2006 8:22:05 AM

bondjr365

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If you can stand the noise, I went with no muffler on my 95 Disco. It's not too loud and adds a lot more power.

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RE: replacement muffler - 5/8/2006 1:39:11 AM

mikemeyer0

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quote:

ORIGINAL: bondjr365

If you can stand the noise, I went with no muffler on my 95 Disco. It's not too loud and adds a lot more power.

thats about the funniest thing i have ever heard...
1. not gonna gain power that way, not noticable
2. not gonna be quiet, defently not tolerable
3. illeagle (sp)

maybe you are thinkkng you removed you rear resanator...

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RE: replacement muffler - 5/19/2006 8:52:15 PM

Disco Mike

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quote:

ORIGINAL: JKK

Any quiet aftermarket mufflers that will bolt right in place on a 99 Disco Series I? Mine has some rust & will need a replacement soon.

Thanks.

You do mean the muffler, not the resinator, right?
The resinator can be cut of and you get a little more clearance and a nice mellow sound.
I have not heard anything about replacing the muffler with something quiet, most people want NOISE.
Mike

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RE: replacement muffler - 9/29/2006 5:20:13 PM

DEVILDISCO

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You can opt for a stock replacement but the only company that I know that makes a bolt in Exhaust for the DII is Borla. It has a million mile warranty but its around $500. Rover Connection and Atlantic British has them in stock.

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RE: replacement muffler - 3/2/2008 12:20:34 AM

carbuff1992

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disco mike: how exactly would one go about removing a resinator on a car? i think i just have a slight idea of what one is so it may be obvious when you reply

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RE: replacement muffler - 3/2/2008 6:19:09 AM

Disco Mike

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When I removed mine, I just took it off with a hack saw, usually good to put a short extension on afterwards so you don't suck fumes into the truck.
Made a nice mellow sound difference.

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RE: replacement muffler - 5/16/2008 7:34:06 PM

wizardmagu

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I have a 96RR and want to replace the original exhaust system... I want to change from the Cat to the end. I want that nice low tone rumble and nothing way too loud. What do you guys recommend for a brand of exhaust/muffler? I would like to split into a dual exhaust out the back.

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RE: replacement muffler - 6/19/2008 7:47:24 PM

KarenCaren

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This is very new to me. I just answered a thread wanting to replace his exhaust with a louder sound. but this is new. he need to be quiet. So I will agree with going to stock.

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