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Post your sound or video clips of exhaust setups here!

170K views 319 replies 165 participants last post by  Maxum96  
#1 ·
The Dude had a great idea! (Thanks) Let's see what you have or seen. This way we won't have people saying their set-ups are too quiet or too loud. LOL
Stan
 
#3 ·
Now I see your idea! You had an ulterior motive to get your 6 cyl exhaust posted on a sticky. Very sneaky. LOL (BTW, it sounds great!)
Stan
 
#4 ·
Dude, your links all say media doesn't exist.

Here's mine idling, headers with X-pipe and no mufflers. Check out my shag carpet while your in there. lol

 
#6 · (Edited)
Magnaflow

363 Stroker, 3" exhaust-Magnaflow mufflers. 11:1 compression, Comp Cams .598" /598" 230/230 110 separation

Much quieter at idle than the Flowmaster that use to be on the car. Sounds good going through the gears. Then when I want race car sound at the touch of a button I have it, with the cut outs.

Video of Dyno

Idle

Idle with cut outs open

Hope to have more videos soon
Preston
 
#8 ·
Mine is no rocket, but it's fun. People say it sounds like the Bullitt car (yes, I know the Bullitt was a BB). Mine is a 289 .030 over with roller rockers, headers, and flowmasters.
http://www.packlighter.com/BKrd/car.wma
 
#9 · (Edited)

410 cubes
Long tube headers
40 series flowmaster
3 inch pipes with an 'x' pipe
Dumps at the axle


The hood isn't on for this one....so its a little louder and the sound isn't all there


 
#13 ·
Hi
Thanks for this. I own a 66 coup with Dynomax 17731 mufflers which are still very new looking. The car needs an H pipe. The rear pipes are about 1.75 inch which are new. Was thinking of putting a brand new system in but now thinking of just installing an H pipe as one of the single pipes has a leak at the manifold ( does not line up properly). Also the rear hangers are attached to the floor not the frame rails or does that matter? I don't mind the sound just would be quieter without the leak.
Any thoughts.
Regards Denis
 
#259 · (Edited)
Hi
Thanks for this. I own a 66 coup with Dynomax 17731 mufflers which are still very new looking. The car needs an H pipe. The rear pipes are about 1.75 inch which are new. Was thinking of putting a brand new system in but now thinking of just installing an H pipe as one of the single pipes has a leak at the manifold ( does not line up properly). Also the rear hangers are attached to the floor not the 192.168.100.1 192.168.1.1 jpg to pdf frame rails or does that matter? I don't mind the sound just would be quieter without the leak.
Any thoughts.
Regards Denis
6 cyl exhaust posted on a sticky. Very sneaky. LOL (BTW, it sounds great!)
Stan
 
#14 ·
393W with .621 solid roller cam with about 11.7 compression. 1 3/4" primary headers into 2 1/2" exhaust with Flowmaster 44's and tail pipes to the valance

At idle


Driving

 
#15 ·
maxum - sounds great!!!! Was like I was listening to the chase scene in Bullitt!!!! :)
 
#18 ·
357w
11:1 compression
Engine is estimated in the 530hp range at the crank
1 3/4" Hooker Super Comp headers (3" collector)
3" Pypes x-pipe
3" exhaust back to Hooker Max Flow mufflers
Exhaust dumped before rear axle

 
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#20 · (Edited)
Allright, here's my 347 with Magnaflows

Here's a few clips of my '67 fastback with homebuilt 347.

11:1 compression, small custom hydraulic roller cam (220/230ish with .570 lift), Canfield cylinder heads, out of the box Holley 770cfm Street Avenger carburetor, Hooker Cometition 1 5/8 headers and Magnaflow 2,5" dual exhausts with X-pipe.
The car is a little loud for my taste, especially at WOT.

Idling:


Onboard WOT:

Passing WOT (passing by in the foreground after the yellow Camaro):

Dyno:
 
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#28 ·
OK, I'll play...
302/5.0, E303 cam, 600 carb, Tri-Y headers, X-pipe, 2.5 pipes, front in/out Dynomax SuperTurbos, oval Dr Gas tips.

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