Exhaust material??

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Looking for some opinions or even facts.. when it comes to to BUILD new muffler for my sidewinder on wondering what to use. Would be nice to go cheap but don't want to have any issues. Or... should I just go top to bottom with stainless?? Will aluminized Steel hold up to the heat?

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Looking for some opinions or even facts.. when it comes to to BUILD new muffler for my sidewinder on wondering what to use. Would be nice to go cheap but don't want to have any issues. Or... should I just go top to bottom with stainless?? Will aluminized Steel hold up to the heat?

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top to bottom stainless steel is recommended....also....a non baffled design ....perforated pipe striaght through...if its wool packed it will eventually either blow out or from the heat might melt together and get louder and or rattle...a straight through turbo friendly unit is what Id recommend....like an AERO unit... now for the good info you have to make me one too lol
 
top to bottom stainless steel is recommended....also....a non baffled design ....perforated pipe striaght through...if its wool packed it will eventually either blow out or from the heat might melt together and get louder and or rattle...a straight through turbo friendly unit is what Id recommend....like an AERO unit... now for the good info you have to make me one too lol
Ya... so basically you are telling me what I DON'T want to hear. What thinking 1/4" Steel plate for the flange and then plain Old Steel exhaust with a piece of flex, then a shortened glass pack haha.[emoji109] [emoji101] [emoji120]

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the mild steel I suppose if you werent concerned about durability....Im not saying you cant do what youre thinking...its just not the way the pros are making it now...for good reason..
 
I'm sure.. but I can't justify spending 500 on a muffler. It sure don't cost that to build. The only reason it cost that much is because people want it amd are willing to pay. I'm not.

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I'm sure.. but I can't justify spending 500 on a muffler. It sure don't cost that to build. The only reason it cost that much is because people want it amd are willing to pay. I'm not.

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what if I could tel you where you could get all the stainless parts and pieces...at least they used to have...pretty cheap too
 


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