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I have a flow-master super 50 on a 300, yeah i have a 300 single exhaust and i want it to sound good. will shrinking my exhaust tip make it crackle a little because it will have more back pressure. I know a basic concept of exhaust but i still wonder sometimes
I put this on exhaust forum but nobody has been there in a month.
Shrinking the exhaust tip will not make it crackle more. A bigger cam with an earlier exhaust opening and a leaner mixture or an introduced air leak at the exhaust manifold may help it crackle more.
Usually a blown out gasket at an exhaust port or leaking donut gasket at the head pipe is enough to do it. Since I never intentionally wanted my engine to do that I never measured how much of a leak is required. Mine cackle enough on coastdown with high compression and long duration cams.
Recently bought an 81 f150 for my boy's 1st vehicle. It has a carb'd 300 with an np435. Its 4wd. Anyhow...most of the exhaust was rusted thru up to the factory cat. I pulled the entire exhaust out, cut off the cat, hollowed it out completely and welded it back on just behind the bellhousing. Put another 2 ft of tubing behind that with a turndown, slightly angled out to passenger side. It seems to snap and pop pretty "good" i guess one could say. My 16 year old son sure likes the loud buzzin half dozen!
thanks for input mine dumps at the minimum legal length and is a 3 inch pipe which makes it very deep, i have heard that a shorter smaller pipe will help with coasting pops. not sure how that works. I agree with the cam that would definitely do it.
my egr is plated off and has just the tube running from the exhaust manifold to it, can i do anything with that tube to make a cool sound even if its not the crackle sound im looking for such as, taking the tube off the egr and running it out the back straight from the exhaust manifold? or will that just give the puffing sound of an exhaust leak?
An old buddy of mine when we were in high school used to get his Firebird hot and the switch it off, tahe the water hose and fill the mufflers with water to rust the baffles out. Finally he got the sound he wanted. That was about 50n years ago.
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