The final piece... Dundon gt3 muffler conversion
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The final piece... Dundon gt3 muffler conversion
Just pulled the PSE off my GT4. Already have the Full Dundon set up (runners, headers, plenum, Tb, tune). Excited to get the last piece in place - Dundon catted GT3 conversion. Anyone do the install yet? Any pointers in terms of order of operations?
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In for some tips (install, not exhaust)... I’m waiting for my catted conversion to get here too.
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Made some progress... muffler is hung and over axle pipes are on. Took some time to chase the threads on the muffler flanges so ran out of time before I could get the elbos on.
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Very cool... but man those cats are small. No wonder they don’t take away much power. Hopefully mine shows up this week.
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If the cats are metal monoliths they will have thinner walls than ceramic cats and will therefore light off faster and have less cross section. Plus, you dont have to worry about them melting in a rich fuel situation like a fouled plug.
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If anyone has any pointers in getting the elbows lined up I’d take them... guessing need to keep the muffler fairly loose in the straps and play with final placement
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I tried the GT3 muffler only GT4. Too much drone for me at lower RPMs. I don't have a cat. Maybe catted will have less drone. When spooled up, the sound was nice though!
What you said about keeping the inserts loose on the muffler is absolutely correct. Tighten those last after the other connections are tightened.
What you said about keeping the inserts loose on the muffler is absolutely correct. Tighten those last after the other connections are tightened.
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I'm sure it's going to sound great. I'd recommend copper anti-seize on bolts b/c sure makes it easier if & when you take it apart later. I find it's easiest when connections are left very loose until they're all made, then sequentially tighten them up. Having that wiggle room so to speak really makes a big difference. Are those 100 or 200 cell cats?
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I tried the GT3 muffler only GT4. Too much drone for me at lower RPMs. I don't have a cat. Maybe catted will have less drone. When spooled up, the sound was nice though!
What you said about keeping the inserts loose on the muffler is absolutely correct. Tighten those last after the other connections are tightened.
What you said about keeping the inserts loose on the muffler is absolutely correct. Tighten those last after the other connections are tightened.
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Cats should help a lot with the drone and steel GT3 exhaust should drone less than the RS titanium box. I was running no cats and RS center, drone was pretty intense but once you get past 3500rpm it sounds amazing.
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I went with a stock .1 GT3 muffler with Dundon race headers and catted GT3 conversion kit too. If it’s too loud, then I guess the Dundon quiet muffler is the next step.
either way, your car with the RS muffler sounded sick!