07-19-2016, 09:00 PM
Dear Fixkick:
I am afraid your explanation is incorrect this time! oth mufflers are made by Walker, who makes most mufflers sold in North America.
I bought one from the Part Source; however, after cutting the old muffler's pipes, and attempting to install, I realized that it was the wrong muffler! The new muffler pipe dia is 2", while the old muffler is 2.37" dia. Moreover, the new muffler is also 4" taller and narrower!
When the fellow (Part Source) was taking the order, asked me whether the car was 2-dr or 4-dr; then he said, it does not matter! It appears that it does matter,. I am am baffled what Suzuki would make two different mufflers.
Now the QUESTION: does it matter which way the muffler is installed? What I am saying is that is a muffler directional. I do not see any arrow or any hint on the muffler as to its irrationality.
Regards,
The Zackman
I am afraid your explanation is incorrect this time! oth mufflers are made by Walker, who makes most mufflers sold in North America.
I bought one from the Part Source; however, after cutting the old muffler's pipes, and attempting to install, I realized that it was the wrong muffler! The new muffler pipe dia is 2", while the old muffler is 2.37" dia. Moreover, the new muffler is also 4" taller and narrower!
When the fellow (Part Source) was taking the order, asked me whether the car was 2-dr or 4-dr; then he said, it does not matter! It appears that it does matter,. I am am baffled what Suzuki would make two different mufflers.
Now the QUESTION: does it matter which way the muffler is installed? What I am saying is that is a muffler directional. I do not see any arrow or any hint on the muffler as to its irrationality.
Regards,
The Zackman
[color=#800080][b]91 Sidekick JX, 8V, S. Carolina Car, 2 dr, 3 speed Auto Trani, Halifax, NS, Canada[/b][/color]