I'm looking for a muffler that has a crisp sound. I don't like the deep tones of a Flowmaster. This car has long tube headers, 3" equal length Mufflex Y pipe into a single 4" Mufflex. This is a Dynomax 17225. It's really quiet in the car. Has zero drone. But it has a weird raspy sound. Maybe I'm hearing things??
Hard to beat the Dynomax ultra flow welded muffler for sound and flow. On the race car it has a clean smooth sound with no drone, raspiness or “rumble echo”.
Originally posted by Mike Allred: Hard to beat the Dynomax ultra flow welded muffler for sound and flow. On the race car it has a clean smooth sound with no drone, raspiness or “rumble echo”.
Yep! Chad, I have the 3” in 3 out polished mufflers for Wed Night testing. Only kills 12 hun on mine. They do sound great! 427+65 A/SAThis message has been edited. Last edited by: BP758,
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The Cherry Bomb Vortex muffler is a flow through type with little restriction and a good sound. I doubt they would hurt horsepower much if any.
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Muffler choice for a street/strip car is solely based on your ear, not anyone else's. Back in the day I used both Flowmaster Top 10 and Dynomax Race Magnum case mufler, not the bullet and preferred the sound of the Dynomax.
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