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03-10-2014, 02:14 PM
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Re: Muffler recomendations?
Very well known advantages of having a H or X pipe is added hp and tq.
But, another nice thing about either of them is that you lose the crackle or rapping sound....like a cherry bomb muffler makes. Kurt
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03-10-2014, 03:11 PM
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Re: Muffler recomendations?
Glad you got that car too. But without the "X" or "H" pipe, the exhaust fits tighter to the trans cross-member, it is just so much ease to work on the trans,cross-member,and the rest of that stuff remains. I can pull out the trans,on my car without the "X" or "H" pipe on it,with out touching the exhaust system. But a True Turbo Muffler would help. I have True Corvair Turbo's Mufflers on my car and love them. Have fun and good luck with your sbc.
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