Spin tech mufflers
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Car: 1991 z28
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Spin tech mufflers
Does spin tech offer a 3 in 3 out crossflow style muffler? if so, how des it sound, i tried a search and was on there website, didnt find much info
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E-mail them, they are nice people.
I asked them a question a while back, and they pretty much said, "We can make you whatever you want, and as quiet or as loud as you want".
I asked them a question a while back, and they pretty much said, "We can make you whatever you want, and as quiet or as loud as you want".
yes the offer 1. here it is: http://www.spintechmufflers.com/spin...ntechindex.asp
you just need to read through a little better. sorry didnt realize it wouldnt do a direct link. its 344sc called split case, they make them all the way upto a 4" in.
look at the split case mufflers on their site.
you just need to read through a little better. sorry didnt realize it wouldnt do a direct link. its 344sc called split case, they make them all the way upto a 4" in.
look at the split case mufflers on their site.
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From: Evansville,IN,USA
Car: 89' T/A, 00' Firehawk
Engine: 406 Roller
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Axle/Gears: 3.23 Posi
how do spintechs sound compared to flowmasters? I am going to run dual exhaust on my car for now, see how bad the ground clearance thing is, I am going to put cheap mufflers on it at first, so if its real bad, i wont have a bunch of cash in mufflers that i am not gonna use. I was thinking about 40 series flows, but was wondering about spin tech. I hope the true dual thing isnt real bad, cause I just spent $$$ on re running the fuel line because the pipes and mufflers were gonna be 3 inches away from the fuel line. I had an 82 regal with a chevy 350 and long tubes and home made dual exhaust, and it wasnt to bad, we will just have to see.
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Car: '82 Z28
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Well, I was going to post in a different thread of a recording I took yesterday but I'll have to use my old recording... Here's the old clip Check my sig for what it is. The muffler that I have is very small, maybe 10 x 6 x 3" 3/4
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hey liljay ive got true duals on my 85 firebird dual 2.5 pipes into thrush turbos dumped in front of the rear end it all hangs down about 2 inches off the ground i scrape on everything it sucks bad i would say dont waste your money,but thats my opinion---but on the + side it sounds bad ***
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Car: 89' T/A, 00' Firehawk
Engine: 406 Roller
Transmission: TH700R4 w/2800 stall
Axle/Gears: 3.23 Posi
Originally posted by firebyrd400
hey liljay ive got true duals on my 85 firebird dual 2.5 pipes into thrush turbos dumped in front of the rear end it all hangs down about 2 inches off the ground i scrape on everything it sucks bad i would say dont waste your money,but thats my opinion---but on the + side it sounds bad ***
hey liljay ive got true duals on my 85 firebird dual 2.5 pipes into thrush turbos dumped in front of the rear end it all hangs down about 2 inches off the ground i scrape on everything it sucks bad i would say dont waste your money,but thats my opinion---but on the + side it sounds bad ***
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Car: 89' T/A, 00' Firehawk
Engine: 406 Roller
Transmission: TH700R4 w/2800 stall
Axle/Gears: 3.23 Posi
what do you think is hitting more, the pipes or the mufflers? I am assuming you are running long tubes. Also, what size tires do you have on your car, and is it lowered any? thanks
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Car: '82 Z28
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Axle/Gears: Currie 9", 4.56 gears
Originally posted by firebyrd400
hey evilcartman is the muffler you have the split case or something else,cause im definately going to go that route now just let me know the part number thanks
hey evilcartman is the muffler you have the split case or something else,cause im definately going to go that route now just let me know the part number thanks
liljay i think the mufflers are hitting the worst,ill post a pic of my exhaust tommorow night if ya want to see it im running 15 inch tires in rear 245/60/r15 in the front im running junky 14's thats part of the problem,but youll see tommorow what im talking about. evilcartman thanks for the info i apriciate it:hail:
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dang, those things hang down low lol... here's the muffler on my car.. Took the pic when I changed rear ends out.
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Originally posted by firebyrd400
thats what i need but damn it i just dont wanna loose the true duals
thats what i need but damn it i just dont wanna loose the true duals
lol Originally posted by EvilCartman
They do make a thinner muffler and for true duals hanging under the car like your current setup, it might be good to go with the oval tubing with the lower profile mufflers. Or, you could always get airshocks
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They do make a thinner muffler and for true duals hanging under the car like your current setup, it might be good to go with the oval tubing with the lower profile mufflers. Or, you could always get airshocks
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