Its time for exhaust on my 35, I know what smitty's sound like on one but there's alot of mufflers out there. Any body running something else?
I just switched from Smithys to Porters. Really like the sound of the Porters, but actually run with my lakes pipes open 95% of the time. Even at that I still can't get a warning ticket for loud pipes.
Cast iron black pipe 1-1/4" - 1-1/2" front-to-back assembled with assorted elbows and never-seez. And not just for flatties either. Jack E/NJ
In the south east area lots of rodders used 52 chevy dump truck mufflers , The outlet had a larger size than the inlet. Also had next to no inside but were stock so the local police would not give you a much shit. My favorite set up was no muffler but flex pipe that ended about the back seat area or exit in front of the rear wheels.. Later came scavenger pipes.
The oldschool rodders in Sweden would say copper pipes with o mufflers, suppose to give it a nice tone.
I was going to mention Smithy's as well. good sounding steel pack and as mufflers go they just scream flathead.
Brockman Mellow tones. Steel is louder than glass packs until the glass burns out. Then their just about like straight pipes.
None!!!! I had smittys on my T modified, The muffler was 2/3 of the whole exhust system(being the car is only 10' 8" long) I ended up taking them off and now run straight pipes.
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