chambered exhaust
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A crossover (H-pipe) definitely tones down the resonance. I was skeptical but was pleasantly suprised when I was done and fired it up.
I'm 30 but I've been around Corvettes my entire life so I've been there/done that already with respect to obnoxiously loud exhaust.
I'm 30 but I've been around Corvettes my entire life so I've been there/done that already with respect to obnoxiously loud exhaust.
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From: Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of the women TX
Yeah, but behind the crossover was where I planned to stuff the chambered sections. An H pipe would further limit the length of the chambered pipe. Perhaps I could pull the pipes from the headers in front of the crossmember and splice an H pipe in there. Just not sure if the close proximity to the header connection would affect it.
