most quiet and least restrictive
most quiet and least restrictive
what kind of setup would give me the least restrictive and quietest setup. I dont want to draw too much attention i have a s/c 355 that dynoed out at 625hp at the flywheel that i am swapping in.
Brett
86ta
Brett
86ta
A friend of mine just dropped a 383 into his porche 944 and put Magnaflows on it to keep it quiet. Its a real sleeper. Those I think are your best bet.
BTW: He also has a 250 shot of nitrous
He is going to rip me apart on the track. Has blown 2 transaxles so far.
BTW: He also has a 250 shot of nitrous
He is going to rip me apart on the track. Has blown 2 transaxles so far. I agree with the magnaflows. The exhaust shop that i got mine at had flow tests on a bunch of mufflers, and the magnaflow was just about tied at the top with the slp and borla mufflers. Its a lot quieter too. It still has a nice low pitched growl and isnt to loud. Im very happy with mine so far. The only problem is my exhaust shop couldnt find a whole kit, so I had just get 3" mandrel bent pipe, and mandrel bent outlet pipes separately to go with it. I got the whole thing installed for $300.
I would get a dynomax Super Turbo muffler. Flows very well and sounds stock. Magnaflows sound good, but they have the "chambered" sound to them, which to me, made my cam sound lopier than it sounds with a turbo muffler. A 600 horse 350 is gonna need all the help it can get to not attract attention to itself.
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