lewtot184
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there is a 3" dyno max super turbo.
"Hemi Mufflers" - Need some Education
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mopar 3 B
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All this discussion about hemi mufflers and no mention of the resonator in the tailpipe!
TxDon
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Sorry for the long delay in responding - tell me all about this resonator!
mopar 3 B
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Will find the picture in the FSM and post it. installs in the tail pipe.
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The is out of the 68 Plymouth FSM
TxDon
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That is interesting, I never knew they did that. They did not use any resonator on the 67's according to the FSM, was it just used in 1968?
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Recently, a Bud sold me his 68 Firebird 400 (but it has a 455 in it, automatic car)
He spent BIG BUCKS on some kind of exhaust system.
I think it is called "Xlerator"
With Pypes product (Very good by the way)
(XLERATOR® VX STREET PERFORMANCE MUFFLERS)
BUT: It sounds terrible!
I want Old School sound with the Deep rumble.
So, I am always researching....
BUT: LET ME SAY THIS TO THE ENTIRE FORUM......
When it come to smarts... I always look to a handful of individual forum members because they are so much more experienced and smarter than I am....
And lewot184 is at the TOP of that list!
Jackpot50
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I have the Pypes Race on my 440 you can run down highway and listen to radio, no drone.
But when your are on it they have a great sound.
Just my 2 cents worth.
But when your are on it they have a great sound.
Just my 2 cents worth.
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mopar 3 B
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Do not know about the years between but the 72 Plymouth FSM shows resonator on some 340 setups.
patrick66
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The Mopar name for the mufflers was "Sonoflex". As states, the Walker Super Turbo mufflers are the same critter as the stock Mopar muffler. Great sound!
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You can take the resonator off of a late '90s Chrysler minivan and get that same sound as you would with the Walker Hemi mufflers and the stock resonators. I know of at least two late '60s Mopars in my area that run this, and they sound closest to a stock late '60s Mopar musclecar as you are likely to get!
Flowmasters make our cars sound like Mustangs. My opinion.
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You can take the resonator off of a late '90s Chrysler minivan and get that same sound as you would with the Walker Hemi mufflers and the stock resonators. I know of at least two late '60s Mopars in my area that run this, and they sound closest to a stock late '60s Mopar musclecar as you are likely to get!
Flowmasters make our cars sound like Mustangs. My opinion.
pentahead
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My 2cents....currently have 3" walker dyno max and no tails on my 383...nice low tone at any rpm....but a bit loud at times..i think with tails it would be great sounding...i hate the high pitch wrasp too...i call it the high rpm wet fart sound.
patrick66
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That is called "barking" and is very common when you cut off the exhaust at the rear axle, and especially when glasspacks are used. It's a raspy, throaty sound when you let off the throttle. Old flathead Ford V8s with a pair of glasspacks sound great like this. Most other engines sound terrible, though.
gtxno1
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Does anyone have the part number to the hemi super turbo mufflers thanks
rumblefish360
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These would be my choice. I believe TTI uses these mufflers.
moparnation74
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If not going with an OE muffler....I agree with others on the dynomax mufflers. I have had several sets from TTI in the past and have been pleased....
gtxno1
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I was trying to have my cake and eat it I would like a stock appearance with a little extra loudness without overwhelming the interior with too much noise
rumblefish360
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Then the dyno Max mufflers, like the ones TTI surply will be very good for this.
sam dupont
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Just found these for $50. Who would have made them in '87?
Those look like Chrysler OEM replacement Hemi mufflers doubt they're repo's because of the date code. You made a good deal! I bought a pair in the late 1980's still on shelf. I wouldn't laying in gravel.
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