A chambered muffler will minimize horsepower gains by restricting exhaust flow. If you do your cam swap and don't like the sound, just swap out the current mufflers with some borlas, or other straight through mufflers that tend to have a different tone than the ones you got!
I had plenty of lope with my VT stage 1's and borlas(straight through)
I have patriot performance cams with straight through mufflers..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDr9lxWtiuw
flowmaster single chamber
Its true, chamber mufflers resonate the sound which makes it sound better. Here is mine with the Magnaflows with Mac long tubes.I've heard on different boards that you dont get much of a lope w/ straight through mufflers like maganflows or the like. I dont quite have magnapacks, more of a 4-5" diameter 14" long straight throughs by maganflow that resemble magnapacks size and sound. I've looked at cammed GT clips but almost all are w/ chambered mufflers. Can anyone confirm this? Really curious more than anything else cuz im sure not getting cams for the sound.
Its true, chamber mufflers resonate the sound which makes it sound better. Here is mine with the Magnaflows with Mac long tubes.
My mustang
I think what they mean by "less" lope is that it isnt as clear as it would be with a chamber exhaust. Now if you had a fully stainless exhaust system with chambered mufflers, you could really hear it chugg.i suppose that sounds deeper, but i haven't been shown that straight throughs have less lope. The lope just is at a different pitch.
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