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Posted By: headhunter

ok muffler time - 03/16/14 10:44 PM

whats the recommendation on mufflers? its exhaust time fo my cuda looking for a muffler that I can leave on my car for track and street the collector size is 3 1/2 inch 484 inch hemi would like it to be kinda quiet also in case I get into drag week
Posted By: Clanton

Re: ok muffler time - 03/16/14 10:51 PM

do you have a db reading to start?
Posted By: headhunter

Re: ok muffler time - 03/16/14 10:54 PM

no just my ears well being lol
Posted By: gch

Re: ok muffler time - 03/16/14 11:34 PM

Run whatever you want and put some resonators in the tailpipes.I always vote for the longer case Dynomax super turbos but most go with magnaflow or dynomax ultra flow.An x pipe and resonators will help quiet the beast.
Posted By: Clanton

Re: ok muffler time - 03/16/14 11:41 PM

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no just my ears well being lol



ok I thought you had to meet a certain db level.I posted a db chart for muffs but it was a few yrs ago.
Posted By: MR_P_BODY

Re: ok muffler time - 03/16/14 11:44 PM

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no just my ears well being lol



ok I thought you had to meet a certain db level.I posted a db chart for muffs but it was a few yrs ago.




On drag week you just have to pass the cop test and
they are pretty easy on that... specially when you
are in a group of cars
Posted By: headhunter

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 02:26 AM

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Run whatever you want and put some resonators in the tailpipes.I always vote for the longer case Dynomax super turbos but most go with magnaflow or dynomax ultra flow.An x pipe and resonators will help quiet the beast.


i wish it had enough room for an x-pipe but being a a-body with a ladder bar set up and a lot of braceing under the car not a lot of room
Posted By: headhunter

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 02:28 AM

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no just my ears well being lol



ok I thought you had to meet a certain db level.I posted a db chart for muffs but it was a few yrs ago.




On drag week you just have to pass the cop test and
they are pretty easy on that... specially when you
are in a group of cars



that's good just was wanting not to make the neighbors mad when coming in from a cruise or the track at 1 or 2 in the mornings as well
Posted By: headhunter

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 02:30 AM

think a 3 inch exhaust is to small or keep it the same as the collector size
Posted By: DusterDave

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 03:21 AM

3-1/2" Hooker Aero Chambers worked well on my old Duster. They are a chambered straight through design. Not too loud, until you get on the happy pedal.
Posted By: hemi-itis

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 03:29 AM

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3-1/2" Hooker Aero Chambers worked well on my old Duster. They are a chambered straight through design. Not too loud, until you get on the happy pedal.




I followed Dave when I got a pipe job & a few hookers

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Posted By: Cab_Burge

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 05:20 AM

My car had a three inch system from the 3.5 inch collectors straight back back to the Magnaflow 14x7x3 inch side inlet with 3 inch center outlet oval muffs mounted behind the rear end at the rear bumper You can see them if you look real closely, the pipes run from the fenderwell headers straight back under the rocker panels and then under and behind the rear wheels up to the muffs The car has ladder bars and coil over rear suspension with the stock gas tank so there was no room to run the system under the car and over the rear end housing. The muffler shop ran them like you see in the picture, the side pipes hide the ladder bar and so on The car(518 C.I. pump gas wedge) ran high nines on pump gas motor only with the exhaust system hooked up and the air cleaner on I got lots of comments on how nice the car sounded and ran at the track

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Posted By: Dap

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 04:50 PM

I have tried the 3 1/2" flowmaster race mufflers,Dynatech splitflows,Hooker Aero chambers and the 6" oval Magna flows. The Flowmasters were the most quiet out of them all but cost 1.5-2mph. I have been the fastest with the Aero chambers and they are not to bad with the noise either.
Posted By: polyspheric

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 04:59 PM

Leaving out design and cost, the largest internal volume has the lowest noise and lowest power loss.
If you have to be in the car more than 1 hour you'll throw away your Flowmasters.
Posted By: dogdays

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 05:00 PM

Even a smaller diameter H-pipe will do some good, if you can squeeze it in. It's more about connecting pulses than flow, in my book.

R.
Posted By: Clanton

Re: ok muffler time - 03/17/14 05:29 PM

I have yet to talk to Hanz but HMF here in Cleveland makes custom muffs for bikes and I think they would make some for cars but for $$ savings you may want an off the shelf.
Posted By: headhunter

Re: ok muffler time - 03/18/14 01:45 AM

has anybody tried the collector inserts? by them selves or with exhaust?
Posted By: Thumperdart

Re: ok muffler time - 03/18/14 02:12 AM

They`re way loud...............I run bullets on the street/track AWESOME sound................
Posted By: MR_P_BODY

Re: ok muffler time - 03/18/14 02:22 AM

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has anybody tried the collector inserts? by them selves or with exhaust?




Those things are junk.. very restrictive and still
loud... I told a friend they were but he bought them
and put them in his headers.. he lost .4 in the first
pass and they got slower... by the end of the day he
pulled them out and went right back to his normal ET
Posted By: headhunter

Re: ok muffler time - 03/18/14 02:37 AM

glad I asked I almost ordered a set
Posted By: mshred

Re: ok muffler time - 03/18/14 03:58 AM

If your looking for quiet I would go with either magnaflows, ultra flows, or the pypes racepro? I think they are called. Prosport had them if I recall on a his 9 second dart sport, said they were quiet and performed well. Maybe he'll see this and chime in.

Me, I like loud...I went from Borla XR-1's to dynomax bullets because I wanted louder lol...Street car, I drive it for over an hour at a time, noise does not bother me. Then again, I am only 24 and starting to notice some hearing loss
Posted By: headhunter

Re: ok muffler time - 03/19/14 02:01 AM

lol noise doesn't really bother me but drag week is 1000 to 1200 miles and my dad wants to go along soooo
Posted By: MR_P_BODY

Re: ok muffler time - 03/19/14 02:09 AM

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lol noise doesn't really bother me but drag week is 1000 to 1200 miles and my dad wants to go along soooo




I know I dont care for the loud exhaust... my Rampage
is a bit louder than I wanted so I'm gonna add a couple
of resonators in front of my muffs... 1200 miles gets
real long if you have a drone to put up with... plus
I want to listen to the stereo instead of exhaust
Posted By: mshred

Re: ok muffler time - 03/19/14 02:56 AM

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lol noise doesn't really bother me but drag week is 1000 to 1200 miles and my dad wants to go along soooo




http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=465162&highlight=muffler

check out some youtube clips of the racepros, you might like em
Posted By: BloFish

Re: ok muffler time - 03/19/14 04:02 AM

SpinTech
Posted By: 70HemiGTX

Re: ok muffler time - 03/19/14 04:01 PM

I have 3 1/2" pipe coming off my fenderwell headers and then into Magnaflows and then dump out in front of the rear tires. Almost like a set of side-pipes, but tucked under the rocker panel. They are loud, but not at loud as the 3" Flowmasters I had on before. Those were just plain annoying. These have a low resonance to them. Plus when I go to the track, I just leave them on. I figure the only increase in performance would be in the weight savings.
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