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10-07-2003 05:08 PM #2
Have you considered going with old school style chambered muffs? I know several muscle car guys who have picked these things back up and their cars sound truely wicked.
http://www.sweet-thunder.com/chambered.htm#stainless
As far as regular mufflers, are you asking what would fit the best on your car, or are you asking for opinions on muffler brand for sound?
Unless there is some mopar guys on here to tell you, you may want to hit a mopar specific message board to ask about exactly what configuration of muffler works best.
I know on chevelles & elkys (what i know best) the best fitting ones are Offset/Offset mufflers. Since the Cuda's and Chally's had leaf springs in the back, i'm not sure how the exit end would need to snake through stuff.
There are a lot of Cuda's and Chally's running Muff's with the IN/Out on the front side of the muff, then the Out can dump in front of the rear tire, and that looks kind of tough- but would definitely be an aquired taste...
As far as what brands- If you dig the spintech sound on your newer car- go with it, it sounds even cooler on the older carbed cars!
:-)Ben
1966 Oldsmobile 442
1968 El Camino SS396 (Sold 2009)





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