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| ltd351T |
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just picked up two hooker aerochamber mufflers, they are to be used on a twin 3 1/2 system.
anybody used these before? how'd they sound? |
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| tickford_6 |
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must be a decent engine. 460cu big block?? 700hp??
be the only reason for duel 3.5inch yeah they sound ok. very different approach to muffler design |
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| ltd351T |
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{USERNAME} wrote: must be a decent engine. 460cu big block?? 700hp??
be the only reason for duel 3.5inch yeah they sound ok. very different approach to muffler design yeah they claim a 23% higher flow than any other muffler. its just a turbocharged 351. I am running a 5" dump that splits into twin 3 1/2 until it gets over the diff then goes back into 5". |
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| EBXR8380 |
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Chamber or baffled mufflers don't work too well on turbo cars...In general..
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| tickford_6 |
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if the flow of the chambered or bafled muffler is the same as the straight through it would make no difference at all
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| twr7cx |
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were can I see some details on there muffler designs and that?
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| tickford_6 |
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Posts: 6449 Joined: 11th Nov 2004 |
{USERNAME} wrote: were can I see some details on there muffler designs and that?
http://superchevy.com/technical/engines ... ndex1.html about half way down that page the is a cut away pic of one. |
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| v8capri |
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I use them in my car.
twin 3 " system, supercharged. makes 650 rwhp sounds great. I do recomend them. They are quite robust as well.
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There's alot of difference between exhaust flow of NA vs turbo...
Apparently gas out of a turbine housing is spirallying ( correct term?? ) down and slows through chambers and baffles... |
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| ltd351T |
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I think the idea is more that when exhaust is entering a chambered muffler the gas has to slow spread out then speed up again, causing more of a restriction than a straight through pipe.
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| tickford_6 |
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Posts: 6449 Joined: 11th Nov 2004 |
hence if the flow rate of the mufflers are the same it make no difference
ps: do you think it's still spinning after it's been through the cat?? |
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