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My 82 has sock mufflers on it... If I wanted to change to mufflers for a deeper rumble and noise... What would u suggest... BTW mufflers on it now are the originals
My 82 has sock mufflers on it... If I wanted to change to mufflers for a deeper rumble and noise... What would u suggest... BTW mufflers on it now are the originals
You will get many suggestions and opinions on this....so here is mine....
The PO had the converter removed and had a true dual exhaust, with an H-Pipe and MagnaFlow mufflers installed on my 82. The Oxygen sensor is still connected to the RS pipe where the converter once was. To me the sound is great, get alot of comments on it, very happy with the choice that they made.
There is quite a selection to pick from, and it seems that alot of members use the CC exhaust system and are very happy with the results......
Last edited by 74 LS4-454; Jun 14, 2013 at 11:54 PM.
I have the stock exhaust on my 82 and I actually like its sound better than a lot of aftermarket systems i have come across. its quite at the light but picks up when i give it gas
My 82 exhaust is factory except for a pair of flowmasters. They sound nasty, like an old pickup truck. The magnaflows I have had in the past just sound cleaner to me. When the time comes to replace this setup, it will be magnaflow for me.
I really like Dynomax Ultra Flos and Magnaflows. They tend to be pretty quiet at idle and cruise, and sound great when you get on it.
I second this , I can roll up on ya and you may not even here me .. But when I hit the go juice ,, it is a deep loud roar you just cant believe is coming from those pleasant mufflers out back.
I have the CC true duals with Magnaflows. Really like it and they way they fit. I also like the sound of Flowmasters but they have a terrible cabin drown. I did not like the looks of the fat looking mufflers of FlowMasters hanging out the back.