We ran Magnaflows on the BBC in the '69 Chevelle SS496, and man, they sound sweet. Just the right rumble. I think the best part is how easy and clean the stainless system is to install. Literally, it took about an hour on a lift. The only tricky part is mating it to your headers.

Sounds: http://v8tvshow.com/content/view/429/43/

Just idling, but you kinda get the idea.

Install: http://v8tvshow.com/content/view/426/43/

I love the sound of those spin tech's...hmmmmm:)

I also really like the sound of the borla's


Paul

SPIN TECHS, SPIN TECHS, SPIN TECHS!!!
You can't beat the performance, the sound and the price for that matter. The more cubic inches you have, the better the muffler will perform!:thumbsup:

I've been doing some web searches for Magnaflow sound clips (the clips from the magnaflow.com web site stink). Here are the best ones I've found so far on YouTube. This guy has a '69 camaro with a 427 ci small block and 3" Magnaflow system. Sounds good (IMO), but might be a bit "brappy" for my taste. You guys be the judge:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TljJuN2EAQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q9nI-upjQA

I have 3 inch
 

duals all the way back with an H pipe and the stainless magnaflows. Running and LS1.

They sound fantastic and are off the charts cool at 7 grand. I would do it again. No drone inside the car.

We manufacture USA components to build your own custom exhaust systems including headers and muffler systems. Check out the website: www.coneeng.com

We just helped out Fuller Hot Rods with a system for a custom '61 Impala on a Art Morrison chassis. Runs a 572/650 crate motor. He designed 2 1/8" primaries into a merge collector. You can see the car being built on 2 Guys Garage this fall.

And if you can't build them yourself we are building a referral listing to help you find someone to help out. If you know of a good builder let us know so we can get them listed.