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| Finish: | Aluminized |
| Inlet Configuration: | Offset |
| Inlet Inside Diameter: | 2.250 in |
| Inlet Quantity: | 1 |
| Internal Construction: | Combination |
| OE Replacement: | Universal |
| Outlet Configuration: | Centered |
| Outlet Inside Diameter: | 2.250 in |
| Outlet Quantity: | 1 |
| Outlet Type: | Pipe Connection |
| Overall Length: | 18.500 in |
| Reversible: | Yes |
| Shell Diameter Height: | 4.250 in |
| Shell Diameter Width: | 9.750 in |
| Shell Length: | 14.000 in |
| Shell Material: | Steel |
| Shell Shape: | Oval |
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Good sound Great Price!
I installed this on a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee....
1)I welded this to a piece of extension pipe. I removed a layer of metal (whether from the galvinization of alumi...Read complete review
I installed this on a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee....
1)I welded this to a piece of extension pipe. I removed a layer of metal (whether from the galvinization of aluminization) before i welded it and it welded quite nicely.
2) I had to "flare" one end with a tail pipe expander and it worked out quite nicely. The inlet/outlet is not some cheap, thin metal so it did require some effort to do this.
3) The dimensions were exact which made installation a cinch.
4) When i start the truck it has a nice grumble to its idle. sounds like a dodge.
5) when i accelerate slowly you do not hear it as much because it is in a higher gear.
6) when i punch the gas you hear a nice throaty growl.
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Very quiet. But economical.
Used on 99 chevy tahoe 5.7 vortec.Only installed a short time. They seem to be well made, but much more quiet than I had expected. At idle that are minivan quiet. Under quick ...Read complete review
Used on 99 chevy tahoe 5.7 vortec.Only installed a short time. They seem to be well made, but much more quiet than I had expected. At idle that are minivan quiet. Under quick throttle they sound a little grumble in a good way. And they cackle nice when u back off the throttle quickly. I personally would prefer a more aggressive sound. Have not had them long enough to tell u anymore.
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Its a good muffler and all but for my V6 Blazer it made no new good noises whats so ever. That doesnt mean it might not work for somthing else.
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I bought this thrush turbo muffler for my 1989 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4x4 with the Renix 4.0L straight six engine. The exhaust was junk so I decided to make a new one. I cut the exhaust out and used it with open headers for 2 weeks. It was VERY loud and illegal so I decided to get a muffler. This was the cheapest muffler in the store so I bought it and installed it. It is VERY quiet, I personally don't like how quiet it is but I just got used to the amazing open headers sound. However its much better than stock and added power and torque, sounds nice but the jeep drives better than it ever has while i owned it.
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I have now installed two of these onto Jeep Cherokees with the 4.0 i6 in the "reverse" setup (centered inlet and offset outlet) and both times it was in stock at my local Advance store. The first was a 2000 model Jeep Cherokee and it was installed post catalytic converter with a turn-down, installed in this manner it had a nice grumble at lower rpm's but got raspy at higher rpm's; this setup also led to a pretty bad drone inside the vehicle at highway speeds (70-75mph at around 2500 rpm's) The second one was installed into a 2001 model Jeep Cherokee after a high-flow catalytic converter with a full tailpipe to replace the rusted out stock system that was there. This one hasn't yet been completely broken in (only about a hundred miles on the setup) but so far so good. With the full tailpipe the muffler has a slight grumble at idle and sounds good and grumbles when revving up the engine but it is not overly loud, and is not too loud from the interior of the vehicle, nor does it lead to a droning at highway speeds (once again 70-75mph at around 2500 rpm's) The sound in and of its self is only slightly louder than a stock setup but when paired with a high flowing catalytic converter it gives a decent seat-of-the-pants dyno increase.
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Sure, I had to put the exhaust tip and weld a hangar bracket on it but saved over 50$ and got what I wanted for the $$$
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I installed this on my 2001 F150 V-6.It gave it alittle more sound.I just wish it had been alittle louder.I had to use to 18" pipes to make the fit as you can see in the pics.All in all very good for the money an very easy to install. It took me about 2 hours total from hack sawing the old stuff out to starting it up to hear what it sounded like.
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Used on 99 chevy tahoe 5.7 vortec.Only installed a short time. They seem to be well made, but much more quiet than I had expected. At idle that are minivan quiet. Under quick throttle they sound a little grumble in a good way. And they cackle nice when u back off the throttle quickly. I personally would prefer a more aggressive sound. Have not had them long enough to tell u anymore.
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I installed this on a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee....
1)I welded this to a piece of extension pipe. I removed a layer of metal (whether from the galvinization of aluminization) before i welded it and it welded quite nicely.
2) I had to "flare" one end with a tail pipe expander and it worked out quite nicely. The inlet/outlet is not some cheap, thin metal so it did require some effort to do this.
3) The dimensions were exact which made installation a cinch.
4) When i start the truck it has a nice grumble to its idle. sounds like a dodge.
5) when i accelerate slowly you do not hear it as much because it is in a higher gear.
6) when i punch the gas you hear a nice throaty growl.
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brings out exactly the sound that I wanted to my 1953 hemi engine! Doesn't rattle your ear drums, but gives a nice v-8 rumble.
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this is a good muffler. i installed it on my 94 pontiac grand am and it made it sound way better. easy installation, worth the money if you dont wanna spend a ton of cash. compared to the thrush welded it seems to be as goood for wat it costs. it is worth wat ur spending
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Just put this muffler on my girlfriends '96 Jeep Cherokee. It sounds better than the stock muffler, was easy to install with just a 6 inch bit of tubing added, and it was cheap! very very suprised.
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Can you use the inlet for the outlet?1 answer
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The Thrush Turbo Muffler - Part No. 17713 works either way and you can use inlet for the outlet. For any further assistance please feel free to call us at: 1-877-238-2623 or visit the nearest Advance Auto Parts store and one of our Parts Pros will gladly assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.Q:
On a 2010 Ford escape will this muffler sound near OEM or just slightly louder? Also does this muffler come in single inlet and dual outlet style? Thank you for your help.1 answer
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This Thrush Turbo Muffler -part# 17713 is universal and not a direct fit for your 2010 Ford Escape. Backpressure is decreased 30 percent over stock, with a deep performance tone under acceleration that quiets down while cruising. For any further assistance, please visit your nearest Advance Auto store or call us directly at 1-877-ADVANCE (238-2623) and one of our representatives there would be more than happy to assist you.Q:
Will this work with a 98 SAAB 9000 CSE Turbo 2.3L?1 answer
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This part Thrush Turbo Muffler, Part No. 17713 is universal and not a direct fit for your vehicle 1998 SAAB 9000 CSE Turbo 2.3L. This is a one size fits most, slight modification may be required.Q:
In a previous question, you said it will slide over the pipe and will just have to be clamped. Will it slide over a 2.25 inch pipe and be able to get away with clamping it?1 answer
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This muffler is listed under "performance"...is it "street legal"? Will my car have any problem passing state inspection in MD.? Also, hangers are not pictured, would I have to use the pipe type hangers?1 answer
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Yes, its street legal in MD. The muffler will slide over the existing pipe. Then just clamp it down.Q:
is this muffler big enough for a 89 cadillac sedan deville1 answer
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This part is universal and not a direct fit for your vehicle. This is a one size fits most, slight modification may be required.Q:
Will this fit on a 2002 Malibu? Also how do I install it if its not long enough?1 answer
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This part is universal and not a direct fit for your vehicle. This is a one size fits most, slight modification may be required.Q:
Can this muffler be used with a diesel engine?2 answers
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This part is universal and not a direct fit for your vehicle. This is a one size fits most, slight modification may be required.A:
that was a terrible answer by aap but yeah u canQ:
What are the dimensions of this muffler: 1)Total length, 2) body length, and 3) body width?1 answer
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Case Length (in): 14.000 in.Q:
What is the inlet/outlet size on this particular muffler?1 answer
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The inlet and outlet diameter is 2.250 in.