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06-11-2008, 03:53 PM | #1 |
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Location: Lafayette, Indiana
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Help a new guy w/ his '72's exhaust...
First, I've been a longtime reader and now a firsttime poster.
Now onto the important stuff...I've got a '72 Chevy with a stock 350 engine. I just replaced my old failing dual exhaust w/ a 2.25" setup with two Magnaflow SS mufflers hoping to acheive a nice deep sound w/ performance. The exhaust exits right out in front of the rear tires. The truck had noticeably greater throttle response, but the sound is awful. Hardly any of the deep growl that I was seeking...and it sort of ticks like a leak is present but there isn't any...all of the ticking sound is coming directly out of the mufflers outlet. So, here is my question. I don't want anything too loud that will cause a drone and resonance in the cab, but I want a nice deep rumble. What kind of mufflers would you recommend? I've been told by a local mechanic that the Magnaflows are GREAT on higher hp vehicles (300+) but since they are a straight thru design he said they don't sound nearly as good on lower hp vehicles as a chambered muffler will. He recommended I try a Flo-Pro MX 500, a Flowmaster Super 44, or a Cherry Bomb Pro or Vortec series. Any thoughts you guys have would be greatly appreciated. I plan on keeping my 260 horse 350 until it dies, so replacing the engine right now is not an option. |
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