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Allright Im getting ready to go true dual exhaust. Does anyone have true dual set up? If so, have you noticed any performance gains. I plan on going with Edelbrock Victor Series Long Tubes w/ straight bars into 40 Series Flowmasters. Would this be a good set up?
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One chambers get my vote, however I haven't actually heard any of the 40 series mufflers on a LS1. I was actually thinking of trying it one of these days. I've done the TD's with 1-chambers before and they were perfect sounding, just really loud. I'd run a X-pipe, or at least a H-pipe before the mufflers as well.
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Originally Posted by Strahley
I would actually suggest doing the single chamber delta force mufflers from Flowmaster, they will sound a lot better than the 40 series IMO
Originally Posted by brad8266
do the flowmaster 1 chambers choke the exhaust like their regular mufflers??
Theyre only like 6" long. 1-chamber specs
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Originally Posted by brad8266
do the flowmaster 1 chambers choke the exhaust like their regular mufflers??
I too will be changing to the Flowmaster single chambers on my duals. I had Sweet Thunders first, but it was just loud, didn't have any real tone to it, but at least the rasp was gone. I then put some Flowtech Raptors on it, only because I wanted it to be quiet for a while, and I got them both for like 25 bucks. The Flowmasters are about 80 bucks each, but they will be well worth it with how good they sound
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stupid question, but im pretty knew to the idea of true duals. Here it goes, can i go stock headers and possibly just get an x-pipe or h-pipe into 1 chambers and run them all the way? or do i need to upgrade my entire exhaust all the way to the headers and down to achieve true duals? note: as of now im not looking for lots of hp, but i am just looking for the aggressive sound. Let me know. thanks
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I have true duals that dump before the axle and I love the sound accelerating, but I don't care for the rasp on decel. The flowmaster one chamber get rid of most of that? If so I am there. Loud is good LOL. How about the flowmaster drown, is it real bad with these on true duals?
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Originally Posted by HoytVA
how loud will it be with single flow chambers? with the x pipe and without
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Nope, the regular crossflow design (for the stock location single in dual out mufflers) have a real crappy design. These are nothing like them, and they sound a lot better
I too will be changing to the Flowmaster single chambers on my duals. I had Sweet Thunders first, but it was just loud, didn't have any real tone to it, but at least the rasp was gone. I then put some Flowtech Raptors on it, only because I wanted it to be quiet for a while, and I got them both for like 25 bucks. The Flowmasters are about 80 bucks each, but they will be well worth it with how good they sound
I too will be changing to the Flowmaster single chambers on my duals. I had Sweet Thunders first, but it was just loud, didn't have any real tone to it, but at least the rasp was gone. I then put some Flowtech Raptors on it, only because I wanted it to be quiet for a while, and I got them both for like 25 bucks. The Flowmasters are about 80 bucks each, but they will be well worth it with how good they sound