Good Morning 928 Peeps July 5th

Good Morning everyone.
I hope all the 928s are up and running fine, or at least as expected.

I drove mine into work today and it was a nice drive.

I did a test run last night and found that the knock sensors were hearing a lot of noise in the high rpm range.

Lots more tuning required, but other then that I am really pleased.

YEA!!! Keep up the good work! Make it FLY!

EURO85 is doing well...drove it some today. Got it inspected and had a guy look at the exhaust to see about putting a REAL muffler (like a Flowmaster) where the little empty "box" is right now to try and quiet the thing down a bit, but no cigar...

Hey James, a Hush Thrush is a nice throaty but not to loud of a muffler. See if one of your buds has one on a stang so you can hear it.

Here is the problem... inlet and outlet right across from each other (as in a line just straight through) and a length not to exceed 13" and width not more than 8" I think he said, thickness not more than 4"...

Got anything like that???

Check out this link

www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=4&v...4FJcsjkxTMRYBXvFR5gg

Looks like the dual in dual out Thrush Turbo muffler would work. Says it flows all directions all connections. So it would not matter if we blanked off two of the holes! Well done Brad! Thanks mucho!

Just looked again...WAY to long... I think I am limited to like 13" and that one is 20"... Damn it! It is the only one that has outlets on the same side of the box. Everything else is side in center out or center in side out...

Brad, do you have access to Thrush stuff and can you weld?! Seriously! I am looking at Part # 17660... If either end was cut off and flipped over then the inlet and outlet would be on the same side. The way it looks the ends of these things can be cut off and rewelded. Not that it would be easy...just saying it could be done and in this case it would then be a direct weld in to my car!

What do you think??? I am basing that on looking at the cutaway pic of the muffler...it shows it as a chambered design so should not be a problem cutting the end off and flipping it over...