[Changs96Camry]

Ok, I can get a 4inch titanium muffer for free just have to install it or should I just put on a straight pipe? Its going to be on a '96 I-4

 

[Toysrme]

I'm not touching it, I'm too nice now.

 

[chopstickz]

lol its pointless to have straight pipe unless you're turbo or supercharged or even both? which i doubt. slap on the muffler.

 

[Grayguy]

Given those 2 choices, I choose stock.

 

[94CoupeV6]

^ Me too. Unless it was a V6 I wouldn't touch the exhaust. Just my opinion.

 

[patrolman]

well its going to sound ricey as hell either way....if yuo HAD to choose the lesser of the two...weld on that muffler.

 

[Changs96Camry]

It was just a thought because my friend got into an accident and for some reason they're getting him a new muffler (he was going to give me his old one) its off a 03 Maxima SE... Yea I don't know yet I probably won't because I hate all the Civics in town with the huge ass mufflers... I'd rather not my Camry sound like a screaming child if I accelerate hard.

 

[nuchieboy]

to bad they dont make a trd exhaust for the gen 3...i got one for the gen 4 but i still have to put it on

 

[ToyCam187]

I have a greddy on mine, (v6) it screams...

 

[Stonegrave]

since either way you have to weld, buy 4 flanges and a gasket. weld a flange onto the stock pipe, then one on each option(stock muffler, maximas muffler and straight pipe) and then you can choose which one you like best. that way, you have an interchangable exhaust and you can change it to best fit your needs. if you wanna go to the track or just drive around, 2 bolts to change it from raging hell beast back down to totally silent and stock.

 

[DAMON]

I know its hard, but avoid the temptation to do either of those... I almost bought a generic weld a can from a friend for 20 bucks when i was in eleventh grade... you want it then, but wait a couple years and you will see the error in your ways :lol:

its still up to you, but personally I would keep it stock for now.

 

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[Durrby]

^yea boiii!

 

[Stonegrave]

I know its hard, but avoid the temptation to do either of those... I almost bought a generic weld a can from a friend for 20 bucks when i was in eleventh grade... you want it then, but wait a couple years and you will see the error in your ways :lol:

its still up to you, but personally I would keep it stock for now.

yeah, or you can do it my way, and then if you dont like it you just bolt back up the stock muffler and be done with it. i say why not try it if its free, and flanges are 5 bucks a piece from napa. that way you can practice welding while your at it.

 

[DAMON]

^true but its a lot of work when you know that either option results in having a piece of shit and most likely obnocious exhaust note :lol:

 

[Changs96Camry]

From looking at your guy's cars... I think I'll keep take your advice and keep it stock for now... If I have the urge I think I'll do what Stonegrave said and weld the flanges on... My dad just got a welder and he just bought a box full of tips... I kinda want to try it out hehe

 

[Grayguy]

If your at all interested, there's a video of my exhaust here http://www.d.umn.edu/~keen0112/Video.htm

That might give you an idea of what it COULD sound like, if you did it the right way.

 

[acitydweller]

go with stock. dont make your camry into a rice rocket competing with the sub $1000 hondas on the road today.

 

[bigbird]

i second that. it takes alot of time and money to make that camry actually worth the time and money ud put into it. some nice wheels never hurt nobody though...actually i take that back. (cite: snowball theory)

 

[acitydweller]

I just spent some money on sway bar bushings and endlinks. my 93 now drives like its new... that's the most bang for the buck i can recommend... seriously!