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    Pics of K&N, modified airbox, and stock exhaust

    Since there's so much talk of the muffler, resonators, and airbox, I thought I'd post pictures of mine, so those who haven't started tinkering with their RTs know what we're talking about!
    I modified the stock airbox by "ventilating" it with a hole saw 8) , taking INTO account heat sources for the best balance between airflow and inlet temperature.

    Here's a shot of the stock resonators (20lb. each!) behind the bumper:


    And the suitcase muffler (25lb.!, with a key beside, for size comparison):


    The air silencer (3.5lb.) outlet INTO the airbox:


    The air silencer inlet:


    The air silencer restrictor inside:


    K&N filter in place (I didn't modify the airbox lid):


    Modified airbox top view:


    Modified airbox front:


    Modified airbox side/rear:


    Modified airbox bottom:
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    '05 Magnum RT (Inferno Red)
    Magnaflows, resonators removed, K&N, modified airbox
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    HOLE-Y MOLE-Y!!

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    overall, how do you feel about the end result?

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    yeah, how do you like the effect of your air box and what did you put in the place ot all that missing exhaust?

    damn thats alot of exaust crap eh?

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    I like the effect of the airbox! Plus that fact that the mods only cost me $5 for a hole saw and $40 for the filter through Jeg's. It definitely pulls harder FROM the midrange on up, and the revs don't slow, even up at redline.
    I put Magnaflows in place of the suitcase muffler and straight pipe in place of the resonators. I love it, and so does my wife!
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    '05 Magnum RT (Inferno Red)
    Magnaflows, resonators removed, K&N, modified airbox
    14.68 @ 95.56mph
    '89 Mustang coupe opentrack race car, 475hp, 2,800lb., 335s all around

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    WTF! The stock exhaust is only 2 pieces. The right side rear muffler is welded to the suitcase. Dumb!

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    I know! Isn't that weird?!? I would've thought that there would be a flange on each tailpipe after the suitcase, but, oddly, only on the driver's side.
    I LOVE AIR HOCKEY!! :lol:
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    '05 Magnum RT (Inferno Red)
    Magnaflows, resonators removed, K&N, modified airbox
    14.68 @ 95.56mph
    '89 Mustang coupe opentrack race car, 475hp, 2,800lb., 335s all around

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    when the DC enguneeeers ordered exhaust they must have SUPER sized their order!

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    a question...

    billapex how did you get the silencer out? I was looking at mine today and it looked like you have to either remove the inner-fender well or the bumper. Or both!?

    Just wondering if there might be a way to "ram-air" something in place of the silencer. Looks like there is room. But I'd like to know how to get it out first. Thanks!

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    The fender liner can stay in place. I just undid the fasteners securing the driver's side of the plastic undertray, pulled it down about 12", stuck a ratchet in there with an extension, and undid the one bolt holding in the silencer. It slid right out. Super easy--took about 20 minutes, and that was in the dark. (Yeah, I got the itch to do it right now. :lol: )
    billapex
    '05 Magnum RT (Inferno Red)
    Magnaflows, resonators removed, K&N, modified airbox
    14.68 @ 95.56mph
    '89 Mustang coupe opentrack race car, 475hp, 2,800lb., 335s all around

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    Awesome, thanks!

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