BAIN

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I have 4x9 Magnaflow mufflers on my 3" duals now and have for a year or so. The tone seems to have changed quite abit (higher now). I guess over time they have burned the sound packing out. I am wanting that low deap tone I had before back and still keep the awesome flow of the Magnaflow 4x9 straight through design.

I have been looking at The Hooker Aero Camber mufflers single in/out design and was wondering if anyone has any experience with them on duals? I have done searches and only came up with the Hooker catback, but no info on them being used on duals.

lgobraves

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I'd be interested in this too

jqhawk

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I am still thinking about the flowmaster one chamber mufflers.

BAIN

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Those will be loud

jmm98LS1

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But they sound sooooooo good.....

jqhawk

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Do they sound raspyish on decel at all like spiral bullets.

jqhawk

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Sorry about the high-jack.

dug

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Theyre 4.75" thick so you would lose .75" of ground clearance. Just letting you know just incase.

jmm98LS1

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Have a listen, I've got a couple clips in this thread:https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/489543-who-has-best-sounding-ls1.html

/hijack

BAIN: Although I've never heard a dual setup on an LS1 with hooker aerochambers, I have heard them on an h-pipe setup on a healthy sbc. Compared to my sbc in my truck with dual 40 series flowmasters, the aerochambers are a lot quieter and very deep. None of the "tinny" sound the 40's have. I think they would sound good on an ls1.
I can't believe your 4x9's burned out in less than a year.....that sucks man. Do you have room for the hookers in place of the 4x9's?

BAIN

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Now that I think about it the mufflers are almost 2 years old. I really don't know if they are burned out or not, but they are louder and get a little rasp now that wasn't there before.