I would not opt for a stainless teel, although living in a pretty wet
country like Holland is.
Reason is, that our local roads are loaded with these road bumps, which are
meant to get the traffic speed low.
These things are so nasty, my exhaust hits these things ever so often.
When driving with two persons and some cargo, it may well end one time, that
I will lose my exhaust.
Stainless steel ones are expensive for such!
Cheers,
Hans
also NRG '71 BGT
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Torrusio" <miket@maine.rr.com>
To: <mgs@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 4:41 PM
Subject: Snarling sounds
> Steve:
> I went with Mosses' stainless steel set-up - much needed up north in
> Maine where everything is either soaking wet, dripping wet, foggy wet,
> about to be wet or salted down.
>
> It makes one great snarling sound and idles like my old '42 Ford flathead
> with glass paks.
>
> Growl, pop,pop, growl and snarl as you step on it.
>
>
> Mike T., screaming down the road in his BRG (British Racing Green) '71
> MGB
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