Edelbrock Exhaust ?
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Edelbrock Exhaust ?
Any one have any experience with Edelbrock exhaust systems?
http://www.jegs.com/i/Edelbrock/350/...0002/-1?CT=999
How do you think this would be on a 1993 SSEi ?
and with these tips:
http://performanceparts.com/part.php?partID=53763
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http://www.jegs.com/i/Edelbrock/350/...0002/-1?CT=999
How do you think this would be on a 1993 SSEi ?
and with these tips:
http://performanceparts.com/part.php?partID=53763
Thanks
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To be specific, that'* an Edelbrock MUFFLER. Not an Edelbrock exhaust.
And that'* twice the price of a Magnaflow or Flowmaster, and I can assure you that nobody on this forum (10,000 members) can tell you from personal experience what it would sound like on a Bonneville. Nobody has tried it here.
From a performance standpoint, there isn't a muffler on the market that will benefit you. Only sound will be affected. It takes ALOT of work to get to the point that the muffler is a restriction.
And that'* twice the price of a Magnaflow or Flowmaster, and I can assure you that nobody on this forum (10,000 members) can tell you from personal experience what it would sound like on a Bonneville. Nobody has tried it here.
From a performance standpoint, there isn't a muffler on the market that will benefit you. Only sound will be affected. It takes ALOT of work to get to the point that the muffler is a restriction.
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i am defintely wanting good sound... thats most important to me. The muffler is like 111.. the cheapest I found a Flowmaster 80 was about 80...
No mufflers ond good on the 3800?
Im looking for the big "v8" throaty, not "pop pop pop" sound though.
I figured with the SC it might sound good...
No mufflers ond good on the 3800?
Im looking for the big "v8" throaty, not "pop pop pop" sound though.
I figured with the SC it might sound good...
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My flowmaster 80 is throaty... but poppy too and I like it
Friend'* say it sounds excellent, haven't met one person that didn't ask me to get on it yet out of about a dozen ppl lol.
Friend'* say it sounds excellent, haven't met one person that didn't ask me to get on it yet out of about a dozen ppl lol.
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A kid at my high school had a GTP with flowmasters and it sounded good at idle but sounded terrible over 2000 rpms. I'm sure the series of flowmaster makes a big difference though. A V6 will never sound like a V8 so you will just have to accept that. No muffler that you buy will transform your engine.
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Magnaflow is 'rumblier' and less poppy and high pitched than flowmaster, ESPECIALLY if you add a resonator. 92/93 did NOT get one from the factory, resonators are only 94 and newer.
I prefer magnaflow.
Let'* not compare non-supercharged exhaust impressions. They sound quite different with the same muffler.
I prefer magnaflow.
Let'* not compare non-supercharged exhaust impressions. They sound quite different with the same muffler.
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Mine kind of mutes itself after 2500-2700. It doesn't sound bad, and you can still tell it'* there, it just doesn't sound like a v8 under throttle.
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Let'* not compare non-supercharged exhaust impressions. They sound quite different with the same muffler.