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What mufflers are you running? That seems pretty loud.

I've been looking into 3" inlet with 2.5" dual outlet mufflers by Magnaflo, Flowmaster, etc. These should be pretty free flowing mufflers and from some of the articles I've seen they run about 100db levels (2500rpm). I'm changing from dual straight through glass packs (2.25"dia) on each side and am a bit concerned about getting too much noise especially in the interior of the car.

I just got my copy of a Popular Hot Rod and they put a 3" single inlet/3" single outlet Flowmaster with an x-section and they measured 85-87dba at 2000rpm(cruising speeds). I plan mostly street driving and occasional track days. Maybe it's the impossible dream with so little room from the header to the end of the car. Maybe Goran Malberg has figured out how to keep the noise down with that huge drum type muffler (similar to the Ford GT design). But then you have to have 180's.

5/1/109:20 AM

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