will this work the muffler or only the pipes and how to secure it to what your wrapping?
2028444
Yes you could wrap the muffler. Normally the ends are tied with stainless steel ties. You would have to put several together to reach around the muffler.
2028445
It is designed for exhaust pipes. You can stainless steel straps or exhaust clamps. Typically T-bolt clamps not threaded hose clamps.
2028446
I put the wrap on the muffler as well as the pipe. The purpose is keep anything that will come in contact with a hot header or muffler. My muffler gets really hot as well , because it is only 14" from the motor. I secured the wrap with some clamps on both sides otherwise the wrap will come off. I know there is also a enamel spray you can use too. I have not used it, but it is to help keep the wrap from drying out and securing better to pipe. I hope this helps?
869027
Yes that is what it was intended for. You may want to get the collar and lid option (Like I did) that can be put on top of it to hide the pipes that come out of the top.
1079503
It should. Check your inlet pipe size and outlet. Also check how it inlet and outhey is compared to your stock muffler. Is it center exit or off set? Right or left or center. It is reverse able. Inlets and outlets are 2 inch. I bought mine, and for 75 bucks I had the muffler shop fit them in the car. Nice sound and not as loud as the flow masters I took off.
2033842
Measure your current muffler, and see if the dimensions of the pipe and the muffler are the same. Be sure to measure the offset of the intake and output pipes. Hope this helps!
1529162
It will fit. A good exhaust shop can make anything work. Should sound good too. Not too raspy. Not the best muffler you can buy but good for the price.
1412026
The actual body of the muffler is 13" this does not include the pipes at each end. I put this on my Massey Ferguson 265 tractor and it works great.
910662
I think it's 2008 and newer. Look at your pipes and you will see something on top that looks like a lever. Or if you rev it up it will sound different when you get to 3500 /4000 rpm. If it sounds the same all the way threw then it won't work. If this is the case, pay a little more (roughly $100) and have a muffler shop cut the mufflers off. It has the same aggressive but not to aggressive sound or effect. If you decide it is to loud for some wild reason then it IS reversible (for roughly another $100
409219
It probably will work, there are adapters and fittings to help out. Your local auto parts store could help you out too, if you take in the dimensions of the muffler!
2158572
...don't think so. they make exhaust tape for cars that's a better fit...http://www.summitracing.com/search/part-type/exhaust-wrap hope this helps!
550998
There are holes on the pipes and the silencers. Younjustnslode them in, align the holes and use the provided screws to hold in place.
641067
Yes it will. You may have to have small, maybe 3 to 4 inch, piece of extension pipe added in as well, the muffler is very short. I replaced a MagnaFlow and had to add in about 3 inches of pipe.
550228
This wrap is a great insulator. As long as the heat is low enough so that the plastic inside does not burn, it should work fine. If you are wrapping duct work it will work great. It is not for exhaust vent piping, which even double-walled would still be too high a temperature.
1954142
Well it depends on what the law is where you are located. Also how you have your exhaust setup such straight pipe to the muffler. I run straight pipe then a 18" resonator the then muffler at the end. It's not too loud that way but you can always leave the silencer in to be sure.
1500188
I doubt it. There is not enough of a thimble coming out of the muffler to which you could attach something.
2033840
Look at your installed muffler to verify inlet/outlet are the same positions. If they are, a competent muffler shop will have no problems fitting this. If they aren't, it could still work but piping may need to be modified
1890687
Piping is a to-fit process, the muffler itself needs to be welded to either a new pipe, or existing pipe, and you'll probably need an adapter for the difference in pipe size
1511175
I think it could work depending on how you set it up. My only doubt would be if you have the stock mufflers that run up under the rear fender. I think they might cook the bags. But you might be able to adjust the straps so that the bags pull away from the mufflers. If you can make that work I think you would really like the bags.