Yet Another Exhaust Thread: Chambered?
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Yet Another Exhaust Thread: Chambered?
These "Help me decide what exhaust..." Threads are popping up like tulips as the snow recedes.
...and here I go starting one of my own.
I have a New to Me 1973. 350 manual. Nice driver.
Stock mufflers are doing their job too well. I'd like to have a more aggressive sound. Not trying to make my lousy 190 horses sound like 300, but just would like a better auditory experience.
I've seen enough of the Great Flowmaster vs Magnaflow Debate to decide that neither is really what I'm looking to get.
I really like the idea of replacing the mufflers with a set of chambered pipes. I even considered just removing the mufflers completely and putting in straight pipes.
Looking at this product:
http://www.classicchambered.com/classic/products.html
Any experience with this or similar solutions?
...and here I go starting one of my own.
I have a New to Me 1973. 350 manual. Nice driver.
Stock mufflers are doing their job too well. I'd like to have a more aggressive sound. Not trying to make my lousy 190 horses sound like 300, but just would like a better auditory experience.
I've seen enough of the Great Flowmaster vs Magnaflow Debate to decide that neither is really what I'm looking to get.
I really like the idea of replacing the mufflers with a set of chambered pipes. I even considered just removing the mufflers completely and putting in straight pipes.
Looking at this product:
http://www.classicchambered.com/classic/products.html
Any experience with this or similar solutions?
Last edited by Brother Rob; Mar 17, 2015 at 02:41 PM.
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From: Windham NH
I'm running chambered exhaust and love the sound of them. I get a ton of positive attention. Someday I need to change mine out as I build my car closer to original but that's one of my last changes because I love the sound.
Racer
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: Sultry Steamy Muggy Humid Texas Gulf Coast
aural experiences are good
These "Help me decide what exhaust..." Threads are popping up like tulips as the snow recedes.
...and here I go starting one of my own.
I have a New to Me 1973. 350 manual. Nice driver.
Stock mufflers are doing their job too well. I'd like to have a more aggressive sound. Not trying to make my lousy 190 horses sound like 300, but just would like a better auditory experience.
I've seen enough of the Great Flowmaster vs Magnaflow Debate to decide that neither is really what I'm looking to get.
I really like the idea of replacing the mufflers with a set of chambered pipes. I even considered just removing the mufflers completely and putting in straight pipes.
Looking at this product:
http://www.classicchambered.com/classic/products.html
Any experience with this or similar solutions?
...and here I go starting one of my own.
I have a New to Me 1973. 350 manual. Nice driver.
Stock mufflers are doing their job too well. I'd like to have a more aggressive sound. Not trying to make my lousy 190 horses sound like 300, but just would like a better auditory experience.
I've seen enough of the Great Flowmaster vs Magnaflow Debate to decide that neither is really what I'm looking to get.
I really like the idea of replacing the mufflers with a set of chambered pipes. I even considered just removing the mufflers completely and putting in straight pipes.
Looking at this product:
http://www.classicchambered.com/classic/products.html
Any experience with this or similar solutions?
