what are you guys running for mufflers?

exactly right on that tommy!!!!

 

Flowmasters on the 390 in the Bump, Mellowtones on the flathead in the '50 Club Coupe and ss Borlas on the Tbird 312. Those Borlas on the Yblock really sound sweet. Undicided about the sbf in the '36 PU project, but leaning towards Porters.

 

I'm running Flowtech mufflers behind my '327. They have a nice, deep, throaty tone and are not real loud unless you get on the gas. I'm real happy how it sounds.

Tony

 

I have a 3' cherry bomb on my v6,,,it sounds fine but then I heard another truck with a v6 go by me,,it sounded great,,he's running dual straight pipes right out the back!

 

Original Smitty's

 

Porters sound great on a flatty! I had flowmaster 40s, if I rememebr right, on my 355 and they were ok. If I kept that car I would have swapped them out.

On a BBC I wouldn't use Porters though.

 

I just put a set of Smithys on my 60 Apache. im running small block chev and they sound great

 

Factory installed stockers...

 

I have an ancient pair of Cherry Bomb's on my Comet:



I'm planning on a set of Powerstick's someday when I have the extra cash:

 

Cherry Bombs have been disturbing the peace since 1968....

 

I'm running flowmaster hush power mufflers. Just right. 383 stroker motor with about 500 horse

 

I used 3" in and out Walkers. Complete 3" exhaust system. Makes the 502, rather some what quiet. The sound of the cam thru the headers, is nothing but powerful sounding.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/WLK-17809/?rtype=10

Walker Exhaust 17809 Sound FX Muffler

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3/4 Turbo Mufflers

 

Use the longest PORTER MUFFLERS you can fit underneath.
Sweetest sound you'll ever hear.

 

Flow Pro Twisters, they have a chambered muffler sound at idle and low RPM, but a sound all their own at higher RPM's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpypBWBOCo8

 

those look interesting...cheap and an "old" look to them. I wonder how much they neck down inside from 3"?

 

Mufflers? We don't need no stinking mufflers!

 

If you don't need mufflers, you must not have enough motor

 

You must own a prius then huh???....

 

This is what I did. Def. a great sound. I ran duals on my six and it had a drone while cruising, those days are over I'm installing the 409 now. Can't wait to hear that bitch!

 

I have a set of Magnaflows on my 59 El camino. 427 Chevy, 2' primary full length headers, 2 1/2 inch pipe all the way back. I wanted mellow, but these things are a little too quiet for me.

 

"Porters"="traditional"

 

Dual mufflers


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I run stainless steel magniflows and love them . Now my buddy wants his car to sound like mine. They are low sounding till you really get into it.

 

Dynomax Super Turbos, the longest case 3 in 3 out behind my big block. Sounds great and no droaning in the car on long drives.

 

Thanks for asking the question, as I'm trying to make the same decision myself. Building a 427 for a 64 fairlane and still haven't pinned down mufflers. Was thinking flowmasters as well but am concerned about being too loud.


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HUH!:what:

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I will be running dual porters.

 

Dual porters, with a crossover pipe.

 

For me on the '62 Dart wagon it was between the original 40 series FlowMaster and the 40 Delta. To be a little mellower inside and outside go Delta - they can be had on eBay for about half what the muffler shop will want.

http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/index.php?cat=1

Figuring it's clear out the back on a long roof - went with the original 40 series. Will find out tomorrow how she sounds behind the 318 and 2-barrel.