Which Exhaust
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Which Exhaust
Hey guys My 355 swap is almost done and I was wondering what muffler would be best for my application. Its a 355 with Vortec heads, mild Comp XE cam, RPM intake, Holley 600 Carb, and Hooker Comp Shorty headers. The Cat has also been deleted, along with all emissions crap. Which, in your opinion, is the best flowing muffler to use? Which is the best in terms of sound quality? Im looking for something that sounds awesome and flows just as good...
Right now I have a Flowmaster catback, it sounded decent on the 305. Not sure what series it is since it was already on the car. Only reason Im asking is because I heard that Flowmaster sucks as far as flow goes for the 4th gens, and I wasnt sure if this was the case for all sbc's.
Right now I have a Flowmaster catback, it sounded decent on the 305. Not sure what series it is since it was already on the car. Only reason Im asking is because I heard that Flowmaster sucks as far as flow goes for the 4th gens, and I wasnt sure if this was the case for all sbc's.
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hey zone by straight pipe do you mean you have two pipes running from your headers all the way back?
Would you get more power that way or with mufflers on? I heard somewhere that you actually gain power by using certain mufflers as opposed to none at all. Is that true?
Would you get more power that way or with mufflers on? I heard somewhere that you actually gain power by using certain mufflers as opposed to none at all. Is that true?
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yeah i dont know if you ever had a new setup and have not gone to the muffler shop yet and rode around but the car will be kinda rough and not fun to drive at times along with it being ridiculasly loud..... and then you get it sealed up and the exaust on and it drives like a whole different car? if we are talking about a race car that only needs to run great at wide open throttle then run wide open exaust but if you want better street mannors, no gas smell on your clothing 24/7, and dont want to be too loud run the pipes out the back with a muffler on there.....and use a magnaflow!