do spintech baffles really help scavenge?
do spintech baffles really help scavenge? ok i really cant find anything on this in a search. but do the spin chamber baffles in spintech mufflers really help scavnege and pull the exhaust through the muffler like they advertise? i had just always wondered this. and please only post facts and not what somebodys brothers, best friends cousin said. lol
heck no man! i like it alot. very unique sound that no one around here has. i was just wondering if they really did what they said. i have done some searches and found that they flow much much better than flowmasters. i mean i dont think they would patent a design advertising internal scavenging if it didnt work. but still just wondered.
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heck no man! i like it alot. very unique sound that no one around here has. i was just wondering if they really did what they said. i have done some searches and found that they flow much much better than flowmasters. i mean i dont think they would patent a design advertising internal scavenging if it didnt work. but still just wondered.
You should do some recordings for us. Idle, rev up, either driving away or driving by, and then accel in car
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We ran a car at the track and were disappointed with the results. It was a 406 with AFR 210's, 11/1 compression, a 242/242 cam, single plane, and carb. It was only pulling consistent 117's. We pulled off the 3.5" spintech and it immediately picked up to consistent 120's. So, to answer your question, no it doesn't work. IMO if you gain more than 1 mph when removing the muffler, you need a different muffler.
I believe there is nothing better than a perforated core, packed straight-through muffler like a Magnaflow or equivalent.
Mike
I believe there is nothing better than a perforated core, packed straight-through muffler like a Magnaflow or equivalent.
Mike
We ran a car at the track and were disappointed with the results. It was a 406 with AFR 210's, 11/1 compression, a 242/242 cam, single plane, and carb. It was only pulling consistent 117's. We pulled off the 3.5" spintech and it immediately picked up to consistent 120's. So, to answer your question, no it doesn't work. IMO if you gain more than 1 mph when removing the muffler, you need a different muffler.
I believe there is nothing better than a perforated core, packed straight-through muffler like a Magnaflow or equivalent.
Mike
I believe there is nothing better than a perforated core, packed straight-through muffler like a Magnaflow or equivalent.
Mike
yea it really doesn't. would running duals with 2 spintech prostreets be a restriction since pretty much all crossflow mufflers suck
