Twin tip muffler for SK20

[doobey123]

Hey guys,

Now, ive got an 01 model Camry, and if youve seen the 01 models exhaust, it looks like an ugly piece of old tubing, it looks like absolute crap. I was wondering how hard would it be to install a dual tip muffler onto the exhaust? Not interested in a whole new exhaust system or anything like that, just after a nicer exhaust note without the cannon look, as quite obviously a cannon would not suit a camry at all, can anyone point me in the right direction? cause i cant find anything to help me, It would be good if i could bolt it on at a certain part of the exhaust line to save me taking it into a shop, but if that must be done then so be it... But can anyone help me? Im looking for australian shops, preferably cheap, If its more than $200 then im not going to bother.

thanks in advance (:

[Andrew357]

You can get any muffler and just ask the mob to weld on a dual tip.

[trentmeyer23]

Just go to an exhaust shop, maximum you should pay including tip is about $100-150, depending on which tip you choose.

[Silly Old Man]

I put a twin stainless steel sports muffler on my 2000 Camry, I got it cheap I bartered with the shop as it was on the shelf so I got some off as I said it was shop soiled, but it is on it is very noisey I now sound a bit of a hoon machine without the power and speed. So stick with the cheapest option.

[trentmeyer23]

I now sound a bit of a hoon machine

No. Just no.

[k_san]

You cheap bugger! If I was the shop I would have told you to go and get stuffed, it's a 2000 Camry - not a Ferrari. Dont treat it like it's a d!ck swinging contest Silly old man - if it was - youd lose for sure.

As for the twin muffler, doesn't make your balls any bigger mate...why bother? Its only a **** factor, which probably explains why you want to do it. Might as well save your money and put it toward a real mod - like an induction fan for your air box - like a real bro.

Keep the entertainment up guys, I need more stuff to laugh at.

Cheers