Does anyone know what kind of mufflers these are? And what kind of tips are they? Where can I find them?

 

Dont quote me on this but I think I read that the guy made the mufflers himself.

 

The mufflers were hand made.
The tips are 4thgen Z28 tips from www.tacreationsusa.com .
You can now find one muffler on my camaro and the other on my air compressor .

 

do corvettes have mufflers like this and does anybody think that they would work?

 

Vette's have mufflers in the same place but, I don't think you'll find any muffler that fits the 3rdgen area there perfectly which is why I ended up making mine (plus it's very affordable to do).
I originally wanted pacesetter vette mufflers untill I called pacesetter for dimensions only to find they were way to large to fit in the rear (and at $200/pr... I wouldn't have gotten them anyways).

 

do you have any tips or web sights i could check out to see how to build mufflers?

 

Dynomox ultraflow stainless steel cans look pretty much the same as those, not quite as smooth though, but they should fit with what you need. Be prepared for the sticker shock though, last time I checked, they were about $130 a piece.

edit: I'm not sure if you can get the cans that small, but Magnaflow Magnapacks and Dynomax Race Bullets can both be had in 4" round.

 

Nate, I don't know of any sites that would show you how to make a muffler. I do have a few pictures on my site of the new muffler I made.
As far as tips go... fabrication & welding skills are important to making a muffler

rich... I'm not sure of the overall length of the DMax but, I think they were to long to fit the way I ran my pipes. My mufflers were only about 14" in (case) length. CheezX (I hope I'm remembering the right name ) has a pair (DMax) on his car but, his pipes run under the rear axle.

 

check out the dynomax bullet mufflers, borla also makes mufflers similar to those.