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dual exhaust and Smithy's,, man, thats nice


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What a awesome sound.

Just had that done to my car. I was running the split manifolds into one pipe and muffler with a stinger exhaust out the center of the car for about a year since I put the dual set up on the car.

Found the smithy's, and a good pipe bender.

Car sounded so good I picked up my lady friend and drove through Niles Canyon here about 11 pm..... The rapping sound bouncing off the hills,, I was 16 again, but this time I owned the car I was riding in.... :D:cool:

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There is nothing like a good set of pipes---such a sweet sound:D I have used Porter steel pack mufflers for years on all my cars--V8`s and six bangers. I do belive they sound better than Smithy`s---just my opinon. They sound so nice when you hit that sweet spot of rpm`s when your cruising---could listen all day..........Happy Trails

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I have a different exhaust setup, and the sweet spot is low rpms, accelerating under a load like the first part of high gear. I leave the radio off when I'm cruising around town, just to enjoy that sound.

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I will be doing my exhaust before long and will be using cast headers from Langdon's.

What diameter tubing is everyone using?

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I only have a single exhaust with the Smitty muffler. However, I've never had a better sounding car than the 57 Ford I had back in the 60's. That thing would really sing and put out the blurps when you let off the pedal. Had a 63 Police Interceptor engine under the hood with dual Cherry Bomb glass packs. It would roll pretty good too.:D :D

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I have a different exhaust setup, and the sweet spot is low rpms, accelerating under a load like the first part of high gear. I leave the radio off when I'm cruising around town, just to enjoy that sound.

Who needs a radio when the car sounds beat any thing that can be broadcast:cool:

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I also have a single Smithy muffler, but no tail pipe yet.On the highway, with no door panels or headliner, it gets crazy loud, will a tail pipe help this or will it tone it down a bit. I like the sound, but around 45 to 50 mph it gets loud.............Fred

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Yes, a tailpipe will bring it down considerably. So will upholstery.

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What I will do this winter is install carpet and underpadding and and maybe make door panels on those cold winter nights, but carpet and padding should lessen the noise a lot.

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Reading about the mufflers caused me to recall when I put smittys on my dad's 56 Ford V-8 without his knowledge. The over drive was out so he went to North Platte, NE to get the OD fixed. A viaduct was enroute and when he came off the viaduct he woke up half of the town. He told the garage to check out the loud exhaust while they were fixing the OD. When he was told what was under there, he was not a happy camper. I lost my smittys and was told never to fix anything on his cars again. I would have loved to hear those pipes coming off of that viaduct!!!!!!:D

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Seen you post that before,, thats quite a piece of work. I cant see where you crossed over from the manifold to the other side?

I was thinking of lake pipes but with my car already lowered I am banging the oil pan as it is. Next on tap is a skid plate for it.

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