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Are the slip in mufflers for Hooker sidepipes required? Would they be too loud without them? What about backpressure? I am looking at installing Hooker headers and sidepipes on my '79. Thanks
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running them straight on a big block is so loud and obnoxious you cant really hear yourself think. you really get into the realm of being so loud you irritate harley riders.
on a small block it wont be as bad... but will still be very loud. here is a video of my chassis with straight pipes.
you really should have at least a little backpressure. I decided to go with the hooker hgh flow mufflers.. basically they take the pipe down from 4" to 3" and have a baffle in them. still straight through.. still pretty loud.
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I have the glass packs in mine, not too loud except with the pedal to the floor they are loud. I wish I had gone with the flow thrus (the ones CTHULHU likes). My buddy has the flow thru and they are nice sounding. They also are the cheapest muffler.
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[QUOTE=manchestershark]
As long as we are on exaust, I am going to put a 2 1/2 in system on my small block 350. Up from the 1 7/8 - 2in. I am trying to stay close to original, with a up grade in H/P. Can I get, is there such a thing as larger O.E.M. RAMS HORN exaust manifolds? I have looked on the C-3 parts site on E-Bay to no avail. THANKS. Mark[/QUOTE]

so you are talkng exhaust manifolds, not headers. yes there is a larger ramhorn manifold. I think summit has them new.
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