is a glasspack a good idea
#7
RE: is a glasspack a good idea
i dont think ive ever heard one on a honda, but way back in highschool i had an 89 escort with one, and it wasnt too bad. a little loud, but it was a short one, so it would be quieter with a longer one. but yeah, they use fiberglass to deaden the sound, but so does the Evo. i doubt many of you have ever stood in a small room with fiberglass insulation and no sheetrock, but its odd how much of your own voice it absorbs. its actually a pretty effective sound absorber. ive actually been thinking about using it to pack in the dead spaces around the trunk of my car, since it absorbs sound so well, and doesnt weigh much of anything.
but fast93 has a point, theres just something inherently white trash about glasspacks. ehh, oh well, if it works, it works.
but fast93 has a point, theres just something inherently white trash about glasspacks. ehh, oh well, if it works, it works.
#9
RE: is a glasspack a good idea
it might not louden (?) it compared to a loud ricey muffler though. dammit, you guys are gonna force me to try this this summer, arent you. im still speculating, so we'll have to see. ive got some spare exhaust pipe laying around, now i just need a cherry bomb.[&:]
#10
RE: is a glasspack a good idea
I actually had a glasspack on my second hatch, and it doesn't sound bad at all. It's even throatier than most catback systems you can buy these days, BEFORE you even add any kind of large-diameter piping. It DOESN'T turn it into a weed eater, if that's what you're all thinking. I bought it because I had piping mandrel-bent by a local machine shop, and all I needed was a muffler. I'd definitely do it again. Sounds gooood.