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hey there, ive currently got flowmaster super 40's on my car but i would like new headers and something louder, trying not to anger the neighbors. do you know of any adjustable side pipes that have some kind of valve inside of the muffler?
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Smokin 5000HP+ Posting Maniac
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no but you can get different replacement inserts that are louder or quieter as you desire
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I just picked up these side pipes from Summit along with a set of ceramic coated headers. They also have an install kit that contains all the pipes and clamps to connect the headers to the side pipes here are the parts.
Side pipes... http://www.summitracing.com/parts/pte-h1060 Install kit... http://www.summitracing.com/parts/pte-h7402 Headers... http://www.summitracing.com/parts/bi...make/chevrolet I dont know if this is what your after. Whats nice about this set up is you can swap out the muffler part for a piece of 3in straight pipe and let it get loud. |
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Smokin 5000HP+ Posting Maniac
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I ve had two Vettes with sidepipes, a 66 /427 and a 69 427.. the 66 had the old finned aluminum Thrush side exhaust .. those thing would get so freakin hot! I ve still got scars on my left calf from summer driving ..
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I never understood the reason for those on a street car.....
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Just my opinion, but I think they look sharp. They just seem to belong on a Vette, but they look like crap on other cars. I guess they aren't very practical because of the heat, etc., but I think they are worth having.
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are the scars worth it ?
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Smokin 5000HP+ Posting Maniac
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I have ceramic Hooker headers and side pipes. Love them! As far as getting the inserts out. Hmmmmm, I'd like to know how. It seems to me, once they are in, they are in.
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Smokin 5000HP+ Posting Maniac
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Hey Chief, what's the latest on your TH700R4? I recently put a set of 3.70's in mine and they made a HUGE difference in each of the 4 gears. |
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