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Single vs two chambers
I'm getting a set of mufflers this week. I'm definitely getting flowmasters, I like the sound of the 40 series 2 chamber mufflers, how do the single chamber race mufflers compare compare? I want the loudest muffler I can get, but I want it to have a similair hollow sound lke the 2 chambers. Also, would going to 3inch exhaust be any benefit over 2 1/2, or would it just hurt low-end torque?
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Re: Single vs two chambers
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Amyone else? Do they still have a similair sound to the two chambers?
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the one chamber is really loud, a guy at work has a built 350 in a s-10 he has the one chamber flows coming out from in front of his rear tire's, he fired it up in his garage, jeez i had to run out of there,a 429 you lucky dog!;) :D :D
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I'd go with to 2-chambers. If you go with one-chambers you'll grab every cops attention in a 5-mile radius! Probably not what you want for a street car.
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another vote for the two chambers... Mr. 5.0 is right, you'll probably get sick of them, but then again, people said I'd get sick of mine too, and I still find myself turning the radio off just to hear the sound! :)
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The mufflers are actually for my 1985 Chevy Astrovan, I'm dropping in a 350 (performer rpm package,headers,port&polish) in a week or two, I want it to sound as bad as possible, most people won't be expecting a minivan when they hear it.
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If you want it to sound as bad as possible, then definitely go for the one chambers!
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