well, back when "old muscle cars" were just muscle cars, the vast majority of them had Cherry Bomb style glass packs
I always wanted to try a Coffin Muffler setup.
Ummmm I guess you could but I would advise against it. What if there is a future problem with the car and you don't have that warning light?
Please, for the sweet baby Jesus, don't do quad exhaust
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I want my car to sound just like this. What would be the best setup?
Thanks!
Sounds like just an axle-back exhaust and nothing else. It really doesn't do anything for me, too tame
You'd need a 3V with 3V stock headers, 3V stock mid-pipe, and Im thinking that's a non-chambered axel-back.
BTW, as far as sound goes.....2V >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 3V
Sounds like just an axle-back exhaust and nothing else. It really doesn't do anything for me, too tame
You'd need a 3V with 3V stock headers, 3V stock mid-pipe, and Im thinking that's a non-chambered axel-back.
BTW, as far as sound goes.....2V >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 3V
Most old school muscle cars got their tone from the cam and heads as well
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Ok, so not going that option. Thanks. Does that MAC system backfire and make that crackle noise?
Yea, I figured. So I would need heads, o/r h pipe, mufflers and tips in order to have the full system right?
I personally think the car looks "meaner" with four tips, don't you?
I've never heard mine crackle or backfire.....EVER.
Full exhaust is considered headers (not heads), mid-pipe, and cat-back/mufflers
Personally, I don't
Yea I know headers. That's more expensive though. How much do those range for?
Thanks for all your answers, I appreciate it man. I wonder why those videos backfire if it's the same setup? Weird.
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