Advice on where to run Chambered muffler
Re: Advice on where to run Chambered muffler
That Muffler is $144 for the mill finish and $178 for the stainless steel. just go to stainless steel works and check them out 
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Well i do want loud, but i would have to run the the exhust out one side like the 94' SS or come up with some kind of crazy y-pipe for the rear to have dual tips.
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Well i do want loud, but i would have to run the the exhust out one side like the 94' SS or come up with some kind of crazy y-pipe for the rear to have dual tips.
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Re: Advice on where to run Chambered muffler
If you want it loud, do a setup like the GMMG, they use the stainless works chambered mufflers like you have, matter of fact, two of them. Get a Y from Flowtech or Flowmaster, put it on the i-pipe, split one pipe to one muffler, exit on the right, put the other pipe from the y on the other muffler, exit on the left, you'll love the sound.
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That would be a great idea but, i am not going to run true duals, i wounder how will that work if i come off long tubes to a y-pipe to a single 2.5" or 3" pipe to another y-pipe.
I might just run it like the old school SS two out one side or one 3" exit.
I might just run it like the old school SS two out one side or one 3" exit. Re: Advice on where to run Chambered muffler
I have a Dynomax Bullet in my I-pipe. I suggest doing the same with that muffler. Couple guys on here run the same muffler as you and it sounds badass. You won't be disappointed, I assure you.
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here's a picture of it
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Yeah i did see that labret maze of piping on GMMG, but i dont see the benefit of having two mufflers when the exhust gas is coming out one pipe, i might just stick with the simple clean S path without making that hard u bend for the right side.
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Re: Advice on where to run Chambered muffler
There's less backpressure running it through two mufflers.
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Oh ok, i didnt know that, i guess you learn something new everyday, that makes sence, all that pressure that was built up coming out of one pipe needs the same path as it went in "Brilliant"
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Now i wonder what it the different between Classic chamberd 30" muffler and Stainless steel works 30" chambred, besides the price, i can get two for one if i go with CCM.
Now i wonder what it the different between Classic chamberd 30" muffler and Stainless steel works 30" chambred, besides the price, i can get two for one if i go with CCM.
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