ANSA Mufflers...

[Treibenschnell]

ANSA mufflers... anyone using one? Thoughts? Thanks!

[sammm]

ANSA mufflers... anyone using one?

Yes. Myself and POS both have them.

Thoughts?

They sound good (not too loud and not ricey) and they are cheap.

Thanks!

U R welcome.

[POS Racing]

Yea what he said! Plus they are cost effective!

[Treibenschnell]

I think I've heard both your cars a thousand times but never really paid attention... when is our next GTG? Perhaps, I'll listen more attentively!


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In honor of the late, great Rodney Dangerfield...

I'm so poor I can't even pay attention!

<cricket chirps>

[sammm]

BTW, here's where I ordered mine from. Best price I could find at the time.

http://www.bestforeignparts.com/

[Tim the Teacher]

I've got an Ansa dual exhaust with the Silverline tips. It sounds great in combination with the Monsterflow.

[Kestrel]

Yep, I'll vouch for the aggressiveness of the sound of Tim's setup. Sounds goooooooo!. Almost as good as Tailchaser's McGrath special (come on. You've gotta give Miata Technologies some credit... they did do a good job on that exhaust).

[Treibenschnell]

BTW, here's where I ordered mine from. Best price I could find at the time.

http://www.bestforeignparts.com/

Damn good prices by the way!

[Treibenschnell]

On the ANSA, it mentions cutting the pipe and clamping the muffler on... any dis/advantages with this method over flange to flange connection?

[Tim the Teacher]

Mine was a flange to flange

[sammm]

any dis/advantages with this method over flange to flange connection?

The disadvantage is that there is no flange on the vintage Miata's.

[Treibenschnell]

any dis/advantages with this method over flange to flange connection?

The disadvantage is that there is no flange on the vintage Miata's.

In other words, you're still using the stock midpipe?