Would it be possible to install dual hooker aerochamber muffler's on an '87 Camaro or a '76 firebird? i really love the sound of them but is this idea possible? and has anybody done it?

 

ya. My friend has dual aerochambers on his '88 GT Mustang. I pushed him to get them so he doesn't sound like everyone else out there with flowmasters. They're not as loud at idle but sound great after that. It would be easy on the '76 but you'll have a hard time doing it on the '87. Maybe you could put them where the rear seat wells are. Invert the bumps or replace the bumps with flat thick sheetmetal.

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[This message has been edited by Tas (edited October 11, 2001).]

 

then they'll probably go on the '76 its a 355 with crane cam, heddman headers, edelbrock intake, holley carb, mallory ignition, and stock exhaust, haha gotta fix that.

 

You put a chevy in a '76 pontiac or is that a bored over pontiac 350? Get a 455 for that bad boy!

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-Tas
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it's a pontiac 355, don't worry i'm stayin true to the poncho and a 455 would be a nice touch maybe in the future, its pretty fast right now.

 

Has anyone else heard a dual hooker system? does it sound better then the dual flowmaster? i'm just wondering cause if they resonate off each other the sound has to be somewhat different.