Who makes a good R ST RSR muffler?

[edmayo]

Here's one I did to copy the looks of a R/ST muffler. I started with an old muffler I'd had laying around for years. Someone had already cut some holes in the skin, I cut into the baffles then welded on 2 1/2" pipes. In order for the pipes to line up under the shortened bumper guards they end up being to the outside of the end plates, so you need to cut holes in those endplates. If you don't the muffler will end up being too restrictive and not really any louder than a stock one. Then you have to go back and reopen your patches to cut the endplates. You may be wondering how I know that (and you would be right!)

[Tom Sch]

hello,

normal dansk muffler, left exit blocked, two new exits added...

[Jens]

These both look great. I like the home grown aspect.

[TOF2.8RSR]

My DIY RSR Exhaust

first a take my original dansk



after some job











the result :



i have'nt take a video with the two cap, but it's a little more noisy that the original .

[mrg3.6]

Strange looking variant on German Ebay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1606539887...#ht_500wt_1413

Martin

[914-6gt]

Here's one I did to copy the looks of a R/ST muffler. I started with...

Hi Ed, take a look at what we had to do, only in reverse! Follow this link http://www.pbase.com/9146gt/9146g_muffler_repro1

[Jens]

Nice work.

Does anyone have a source for 70mm stainless tubing? Or do I make my own.

[Jens]

Thanks Tom, I'll follow up on that.

[Jens]

T, do these measure at 70mm OD? Stainless or mild steel.

[Jens]

I was deluded thinking someone just made this upgrade to their 356. Gawd luv ya!

(btw, did you get that weber linkage from VonBulow Race Services? Is the car running? Are you ever gonna get your ridge runnin', moonshine boilin', southern redneck ass up to the North Country?)