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Old 05-13-2016, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by JustinZ
Chambered mufflers, like the mad hammers, are pretty loud. Especially if you've only got one muffler like with the Y pipe setup most camaros have.

I really like the exhaust you did OP, it is exactly what I wanted to do except with an x pipe instead of the H. I ended up doing the Hooker blackheart setup with my CME on the end.
Pretty much what I'm doing, except looking at a single 3" Powerstick in place of a Loudmouth resonator. Classic Chambered stuff is pretty cheap too.
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Originally Posted by cwdub4
Ok guys so I dared to be different and try something new. Some may not agree with what I did or how I did the setup but, you gotta try new things right?

So here's what I had; BBK LT's no cats, into a 2'5" ORY. with a LM1. ******* loud and raspy but I enjoyed every bit of it. But I wanted something louder and more aggressive.

This is what I did; kept the BBK LT's and no cats. But did a true dual setup with an H pipe with 2'5" piping all the way back with two Madhammer chambered exhausts. (GMMG). So I'm not feeling the new sound. Doesn't sound as aggressive or mean like my first setup. It doesn't gargle like it used to and i think I regret changing it. But I'm glad I know how it sounds but I think I'm gonna go back to my old setup.

If you have any questions or comments ask away or let me know how much of a tool I am for doing something different haha. I can care less about the rude comments. I'm posting this to give other ppl some ideas and ones that may be curious. Thanks guys. I'm gonna try and get some videos of both setups but be patient.
You can have the best of both worlds, have them weld some low profile cutouts before the h-pipe, and when you want to be load open the cutouts up.
Also replace the h-pipe with an x-pipe, they always seem to be louder and more raspy.
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Originally Posted by Neko
How loud are the chambered mufflers compared to the LM1's? I love the sound of your car but, like you, I want something loud and obnoxious.
Here is a video of my ride on the dyno with a set Classic Chambered powerstick (Short) version true dual.

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I actually really like how your TD set up sounds. But then again, I'm not going for the loudest car I can either.
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Originally Posted by KILLERARMY
Here is a video of my ride on the dyno with a set Classic Chambered powerstick (Short) version true dual.

Patrick's 434 Camaro Spinning on the Dyno - YouTube
They do sound pretty loud. I was thinking a short 3" one should be loud and have a nice tone to it, at least compared to an LM1.
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Originally Posted by Rise of the Phoenix
I have one with the old setup (Texas Speed bullets), but not one with the SLP Loudmouth 1's. I'll try and get one tonight it's not storming.
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Originally Posted by cwdub4
Ok guys so I dared to be different and try something new. Some may not agree with what I did or how I did the setup but, you gotta try new things right?

So here's what I had; BBK LT's no cats, into a 2'5" ORY. with a LM1. ******* loud and raspy but I enjoyed every bit of it. But I wanted something louder and more aggressive.

This is what I did; kept the BBK LT's and no cats. But did a true dual setup with an H pipe with 2'5" piping all the way back with two Madhammer chambered exhausts. (GMMG). So I'm not feeling the new sound. Doesn't sound as aggressive or mean like my first setup. It doesn't gargle like it used to and i think I regret changing it. But I'm glad I know how it sounds but I think I'm gonna go back to my old setup.

If you have any questions or comments ask away or let me know how much of a tool I am for doing something different haha. I can care less about the rude comments. I'm posting this to give other ppl some ideas and ones that may be curious. Thanks guys. I'm gonna try and get some videos of both setups but be patient.
I can't tell from pic on my phone not the best quality always but. Is your new setup duals over the Axel on the passenger side , does pipe preceding the the right side have a J 180* bend to came back to passenger side and then exit on the right ?
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Originally Posted by Neko
They do sound pretty loud. I was thinking a short 3" one should be loud and have a nice tone to it, at least compared to an LM1.
I have the 3" inch wide version on my ride. Classic Chambered have 3 version of exhaust (Short,Medium,Long). The short version are the loudest one of the other 2 exhaust.

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3" 3020SB 3" 3-1/2" 16" 21"
This off Classic Chambered website

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Originally Posted by KILLERARMY
I have the 3" inch wide version on my ride. Classic Chambered have 3 version of exhaust (Short,Medium,Long). The short version are the loudest one of the other 2 exhaust.

SHORT POWERSTICK


3" 3020SB 3" 3-1/2" 16" 21"
This off Classic Chambered website
Thank you! Do you find that it drones much cruising?
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Originally Posted by omc8
I can't tell from pic on my phone not the best quality always but. Is your new setup duals over the Axel on the passenger side , does pipe preceding the the right side have a J 180* bend to came back to passenger side and then exit on the right ?
What's up brother, so yea the pipes are over the axle. It was really tight but he got them in there. It's 2'5" piping all the way back. And yes it J's down on the passenger side.

For everyone asking if I like it, it's somewhat growing on me but the main reason I got this setup is because I want to cam the car. I've heard a car with the chambered setup and canned and ******* fell in love. So I think I'll keep the setup for now until I can the car. And if I don't like the sound then I'll go back to the LM1's.
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Originally Posted by JustinZ
Chambered mufflers, like the mad hammers, are pretty loud. Especially if you've only got one muffler like with the Y pipe setup most camaros have.

I really like the exhaust you did OP, it is exactly what I wanted to do except with an x pipe instead of the H. I ended up doing the Hooker blackheart setup with my CME on the end.
The Y pipe GMMG setup has 2 mufflers, not just 1! I have it on my car now & always loved the sound even with LTs & no cats. Since I upgraded to a 416 its a lil bottlenecked. So I just ordered the TSP TDs. I wanted to buy the Phab setup (like TSP TDs) without mufflers & add chambered mufflers to it. I didn't order Phab cuz they come with cheap muffler clamps. TSPs have band clamps.
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Nice to hear the classic chambered sticks on other cars.
Love them on my car, dumped at the axle. No X or H pipe but will be getting a Xpipe.
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I still don't understand why people spend the money for a LM1 "resonator." It's nothing more than a piece of expanded pipe. That's it. You could literally run a straight pipe and it would be the same.

OP, have you considered cutting out the chambered mufflers and welding in 2 2.5" Magnaflow bullets? At least you'd get your "tone" and a hell of a lot of bass back.
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I'll have SE 1 3/4 LT's, O/R 3" to 3.5" flowmaster Y merge and a single 18" Classic chambered muffler in the I-pipe section. It's then dumped as it goes over the axle, I hate tips on Camaro's. I'll get pics/vid as soon as I can.

I might also go with true duals and dump it at the axle, I have 2 of those Classic Chambered mufflers and an Xpipe.
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Kudos for thinking outside the box



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