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Powerstick mufflers, any good??

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by fiveohnick2932, Jun 7, 2011.

  1. fiveohnick2932
    Joined: Mar 29, 2006
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    Anyone used the powerstick mufflers?? They look like glasspacks but have chambers in them. Here is a video of a car with them and you can see them behind the rearend. I think they sound bitchin but a little raspy when he revs it up, but maybe thats because the small dia pipes. I bet they would sound cool on a flathead??

    http://youtu.be/iXK-lTkRXBY
     
  2. fiveohnick2932
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    wow nobody has anything to say???
     
  3. MEDDLER1
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    A friend of mine has them on a mopar and they sound great! There is a thread on here too but I cant remember who posted it with a bunch of videos of different cars. I for one would definitly get a set. The only reason I dont have them on my truck is my exhaust is all new and I really dont want to cut into it yet. But Iam planning on a set for the 54.
     
  4. Muttley
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    I'm seriously considering a set for my Comet.



     
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  5. fiveohnick2932
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    I thought I saw them in jegs one time but I cant find them in their catalog anymore. where else could one pick up a pair??
     
  6. ToDieFor
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  7. falcongeorge
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    Interesting, but I dont see what porters have to do with chambered exhaust??
     
  8. MEDDLER1
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    try chambered exhaust .com or something like that. If I can find it Ill post it.
     
  9. flatheadpete
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    Powerstick mufflers are proudly made right here in Michigan. Just sayin'.
     
  10. RustyNCA
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    I want to make a shameless plug for a friend's company and his mufflers, also made in the USA, well, the California part anyway.

    FloJo Mufflers. http://www.flojomufflers.com/

    I can say from experience they sound good.

    Cheers
    RustyNCA
     
  11. falcongeorge
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    "wave slicing interface technology"
    :rolleyes::rolleyes:
     
  12. LSGUN
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    I have true duals on my O/T 2000 Z28 with an X-pipe and Sweet Thunder mufflers. They're the same thing as a Powerstick. It sounds amazing...definitely made my LS1 sound like something from the 60s.
     
  13. LSGUN
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  14. Muttley
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    Look here.
     
  15. MEDDLER1
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    HA HA I knew you would beat me to it!:)
     
  16. RustyNCA
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    :D Yep, not sure what it means either, but they sound good on the car. Finally I have a system with a nice tone and does not have the damn drone the flowmasters had.
     

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