Choosing mufflers is exhausting
10-01-2006, 05:49 PM
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Choosing mufflers is exhausting
Who's running what mufflers?
I have an '86 Silverado and hopefully will be putting in a 350 in the near future. Along with the motor will go a new exhaust, and this leads to my next question, what's a good exhaust setup?
I have an '86 Silverado and hopefully will be putting in a 350 in the near future. Along with the motor will go a new exhaust, and this leads to my next question, what's a good exhaust setup?
10-02-2006, 11:46 AM
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Super 40s do sound great.
I dont know if Edelbrock still makes them, but their Performer RPM mufflers sound bad ***. They have a really deep, throaty, agressive sound that sounds totally different than Flowmaster.
I dont know if Edelbrock still makes them, but their Performer RPM mufflers sound bad ***. They have a really deep, throaty, agressive sound that sounds totally different than Flowmaster.
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Depends on what kind of resonance you want to deal with. My super 40 has too much drone w/o cats IMO, I wish I would have gone with a long-cased Magnaflow...
