muffler recomendations

[p24-1953]

i have read alot about smittys and dynomax, but what is the nearest sound to a original muffler?

[Norm's Coupe]

If you are looking for a quiet original type muffler, look no further than the auto parts store. All you need is a quiet one with the proper length and pipe opening. Really don't know what that size is for a 53.

[greg g]

I am using a Cheapie DynoMax turbo flow on my single system. It growls a bit under full acceleration but is quiet at cruising speeds. Sounds exactely right to my ear at 40 to 50mph. I guess I have outgrown glass packs and flow max style stuff, but I don't like the vacuum cleaner whoosh of the stock type.

The DynoMax is basically a baffled muffler which bounces the sound around a couple times before setting it free.

[BobT-47P15]

I believe the sort of flat, oval shaped muffler was original style on these old Plyms.

A muffler shop can probably get you one.

I had that style, then the engine backfired and made it a bit fatter.

Now using a resonator muffler off somthing (don't know what)....makes a little

noise, but not really the sound I want.

[p24-1953]

well mine sounded good untill i decided to go over a speed bump with 6 adults in the car. its a little louder now thanks to the 6" gap in the side where the seam came apart.

[Norm's Coupe]

I've had my Smitty on the coupe since about 1995. That's a long time for a muffler, so it probably won't last much longer. When I do have to replace it, I'll go back to a quiet muffler too.

[Plymouthy Adams]

a quiet muffler would be one of a generic in nature, select on inlet outlet size and location, oval shape is good and the longer the quieter on the average..any parts counter guy should/will get you the Walker mufler book so you can pick and choose..