Reply to "kit speedster exhaust system and muffler"

R Thorpe

When I was a teen we had VW’s, the first thing we did was remove the stock exhaust and put headers and a single glass pack on. In SoCal we called the muffler a “donkey dick” for obvious reasons. That was great when I was a 16 years old. I’m now 70 and would like a Speedster, a replica for monitory and practical reasons. The two cars I’ve driven so far sound like those 60’s VW’s with glass packs. I want birds chirping and valve train noise not brash exhaust noise that to me screams “kit car”. I just wondered if that is possible. Cheers to everyone out there.

6/21/201:02 PM

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