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View Poll Results: Which 2.5" Muffler System?
Prototype Crossflow Muffler 3 27.27%
Pypes Crossflow system 2 18.18%
Dual muffler system (UltraFlow, Goerlich) 8 72.73%
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Old 11-28-2006, 01:41 PM
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Default Exhausting Decision?

Here's the current delima I'm having with the exhaust for my car...
Long story short, I was given one of the first prototype crossflow mufflers, but it's not straight through (has an open 6" chamber in the center) and might actually create a restriction in exhaust flow. Add to that, the Pypes mandrel bent pipes won't work with it so I'd have to have a local shop compression bend 2.5" to make the muffler work.

I'll be about $200 under ($400 total) what the Pypes Crossflow system would cost if I bought it from them and have to admit I like the idea of having a 1 of 2 prototype muffler. I just want to make sure I spend my money wisely and that I won't wish I'd have just spent the extra $200 later on... and put a "cork" on the back of my exhaust system.

Do I need any backpressure or should I go with a high flowing muffler for a 425hp Pontiac 406? (In my 72 Formula) Goelich? UltraFlow? MagnaFlow?

Should I just spend the $600 on the Pypes Crossflow?
Or spend $500 on a dual muffler system?
I guess that's the real question.
Would appreciate your thoughts...
V/R,
Ty

Last edited by OLDFLM72; 11-28-2006 at 01:45 PM.
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