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I've got to put something on Bugsy to replace the essentially a glasspack. He sounds fabulous to me but I can't sneak him out of the garage on Sat or Sun morning for my coffee run without waking up Colleen. And then there is Hel_ to pay later on. I'm thinking of that dual tip muffler that looks like an Abart that MOSS Sells. Anyone have any experience with using that on on a Spridget?
 
Jim

hehehe

Mine sets off car alarms as I drive by :wink:

Pat
 
Jim_Gruber said:
I'm thinking of that dual tip muffler that looks like an Abart that MOSS Sells. Anyone have any experience with using that on on a Spridget?
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Jim

I had a Monza Free Flow exhaust on the original Whitephrog (Moss 452-040) in combination with a LCB header. The Monza is often available on ebay at a reasonable price. I really liked the performance and the sound. Relatively quite around the neighborhood but a real sweet sound through the gears. Of the two Bugeye's I'm restoring, one will have the Monza and the other will have a NOS Abarth.
 
I have the same set-up as Ray and LOVE everything he described! It really sings through the gears! If it is quiet you are going for, I don't know if this is it. It isn't as bad as glass packs and has a better sound.
 
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