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Any body have any reccomendations for glasspacks?The smaller the better,I'm looking for the old school rap(not music),as mean as I can get it.I'll be running 3" headers w/ rear exhaust exit,390 fe
I used to have a 77 F100 flareside that had cherry bomb glasspacks, and it sounded like an old 70s muscle car. The exhaust pipes exited behind the rear tire, one on each side.
I have ONE 9" glasspack 2 1/2" in/out on my 77 nice cackle! Gives a good brap when you rack it! The longer, the mellower, and try to get as close to the manifold/header as you can, closer to the engine, leaves more pipe for the cackling.
Blue truck has 2 in pipes with 24 in glasspacks very mellow sound, dumps about 8 in behind cab for now. Green truck has 2.5 pipes 12 in 'packs and rumbles pretty good at idle barly here yourself think under throtle dumps just in front of raer end pops like you wouldn't believe when let off and decelerating.
small diameter pipes will help make that old school rap, thats whats old school about it, how many people were running 3" duals in the 50's and 60's? more like 2" tops
yeah,I have a glass pack dual setup w/2&1/4" in& 2&1/2 out,but looking for manufacturer names of the shortest mufflers I can get.Those 8" sound good,I'd like some of them too
Which ever length glasspack you decide to run go with a perforated core and not the louvered core, it will be slightly louder but the perforated core will flow just like straight pipe and the louverd core stirs up a lot of turbulence and is more restrictive to your exhaust flow.
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