Reply to "Exhaust Chirp from Right Side Ansa Muffler"

Found it! nod And I have to say I am very surprised that i found nothing related to that topic here.

The chirp came from the perforated inlet in the tailpipes. The space between this tube an the outer tailpipe originally was filled with damping material, which burns out over time.

And because the tube itself is only welded on one side (towards the muffler), when the stonewool (or whatever it is) is gone, it can freely move, which it does unfortunately.

The chirp is gone after removing the perforated tube.

In this link you can hear the chirp on the third Pantera in comparison.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...channel=laurent91400

As always: sorry for my bad english

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