Hooker Aero-Chamber Mufflers...
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Racer
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Hooker Aero-Chamber Mufflers...
Where can I get a pair of these and about how much will they cost me? I've heard they sound good, and not alot of people have them so I though it'd be kinda cool to get them...other than the fact that I need to get rid of my crappy stock mufflers anyway....
Racer
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Springfield Missouri
Re: Hooker Aero-Chamber Mufflers... (8835thL98)
I've got 'em on my race car (olds 442) and they sound great! I love the sound...different from flowmaster and they flow better too.
i picked up a pair of 3" center/center for 55 bucks a piece at a local spped shop, but they can be had on Jegs or Summit for about the same price
i picked up a pair of 3" center/center for 55 bucks a piece at a local spped shop, but they can be had on Jegs or Summit for about the same price
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 1,146
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From: Albuquerque NM
Re: Hooker Aero-Chamber Mufflers... (8835thL98)
Summit racing
They are louder than a straight pipe, but sound so cool
Where can I get a pair of these and about how much will they cost me? I've heard they sound good, and not alot of people have them so I though it'd be kinda cool to get them...other than the fact that I need to get rid of my crappy stock mufflers anyway....
Race Director
Joined: Dec 2002
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From: SCMR Rat Pack'r Charter Member..Great Bend KS
Re: Hooker Aero-Chamber Mufflers... (ZD1)
I put a 3" pair on my coupe some months ago.
Pros: They fit the space under the car perfectly (you can't see them).
They cost about $75 each from Summit.
They are not loud.
You can put any tip you like on them.
Cons: They are not loud! Barely louder than the stock LT mufflers.
They resonate like a mother under 2000rpm.
They don't seem to increase power (but then, what muffler
really does?)
You have to supply your own tips.
All in all, I like them.
Larry
code5coupe
:seeya
Pros: They fit the space under the car perfectly (you can't see them).
They cost about $75 each from Summit.
They are not loud.
You can put any tip you like on them.
Cons: They are not loud! Barely louder than the stock LT mufflers.
They resonate like a mother under 2000rpm.
They don't seem to increase power (but then, what muffler
really does?)
You have to supply your own tips.
All in all, I like them.
Larry
code5coupe
:seeya
Race Director
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 14,165
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Re: Hooker Aero-Chamber Mufflers... (8835thL98)
I noticed you had another post about long tube headers. I've heard one vette with Hooker Aerochamber mufflers. He had hooker long tubes dumping into these mufflers, it sounded just exactly like a tractor.
Now the Aerochamber Cat-back for the f-bodies sounds pretty good.
Now the Aerochamber Cat-back for the f-bodies sounds pretty good.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jun 2001
Posts: 6,694
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From: Less Talk, More WOT | Houston TX
Re: Hooker Aero-Chamber Mufflers... (8835thL98)
Shoulda known...the only one I couldn't find at the apartment :banghead:
Bring that one over today and show me the pics again :auto:
Bring that one over today and show me the pics again :auto:
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