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Headers are so cheap for these cars... Just buy them lol, you'll spend as much building them if not more, and don't forget the 20-40 hours of fabrication, bloody knuckles, flash burn from welding, etc...
I built a set for my V6 Cavalier, equal length longtubes... spent about $250 or so. I only built them because the only avaliable set was $1200+ from a company with a bad rep up in Canada.
I built a set for my V6 Cavalier, equal length longtubes... spent about $250 or so. I only built them because the only avaliable set was $1200+ from a company with a bad rep up in Canada.
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Car: 1988 Chevy silverado K5
Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
Transmission: 700 r4 with corvette servo and shift kit.
ever notice how on hard accelaration then let off a glass pack will sound like it stutters.... that means you don't have enough back pressure. Same with an exhaust leak. If you get the right setup you might make more power with a glass pack but not much at all, not enough to notice, and I think a flow master sounds WAY better.
I built a set for my V6 Cavalier, equal length longtubes... spent about $250 or so.
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Just thought I would toss this out there..Temporary cheap exhaust for now is edlebrock headers with y pipe
which was on the car when I bought it, rusted and leak a bit at the collectors.
I put a Red hot glass pack from the y pipe to 2 feet of 2 1/4 pipe with tail extension out the pasenger side in front of the rear tire.
cost approx 50 ducans....
Pretty loud if I get on it mellow at 2500 rpms...nice at idle .not a bad setup for some cheap fun.. also took off another 50 pounds down to 2870
Car stops much better with stock rear drums..and handles much better also..with the weight reduction..
which was on the car when I bought it, rusted and leak a bit at the collectors.
I put a Red hot glass pack from the y pipe to 2 feet of 2 1/4 pipe with tail extension out the pasenger side in front of the rear tire.
cost approx 50 ducans....
Pretty loud if I get on it mellow at 2500 rpms...nice at idle .not a bad setup for some cheap fun.. also took off another 50 pounds down to 2870
Car stops much better with stock rear drums..and handles much better also..with the weight reduction..
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ever notice how on hard accelaration then let off a glass pack will sound like it stutters.... that means you don't have enough back pressure.
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Well, I've seen dyno test from motors with open headers and motors with an exhaust system and muffler (in this case flowmaster) and it made MORE power then open headers. You might think backpressure is evil but really its more of a sweet spot. too much and it'll choke the motor... too little and the motor won't breath right.
Now before you make a habit about giving wrong information to people read the back pressure thread.
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I thought you got the info you want? made up your mind, and all that?
It's only after you decide, when you get all the opinions
You got the headers yet?
It's only after you decide, when you get all the opinions
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You got the headers yet?
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chill bro chill, im shoppin around
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I am a little confused and might not want to go with these guys the dont really have there prices straight...
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Hi there
You wanted a muffler for your car..
There is lots out there to pick from......
The Flowmaster 80 series go for $109.99
Would have to come overnite
Thanks for now
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Yea the 80 series is a good one!
Overnite for $124.99
As far install goes it would be about $75.00
The shop is real busy
Thanks Dwayne
hmmmmm...
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Hello Braden, The header will cost $225.00, Y-Pipe will cost $165.00, Series 80 Muffler will cost $135.00. Total cost is $525.00 + gst. Delivery time would be about 2 days. If you would like to order feel free to contact myself at 000-000-000 Thank You, John
Now im like wtf pick a price on the damn muffler!
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I am a little confused and might not want to go with these guys the dont really have there prices straight...
REPLY 1:
Hi there
You wanted a muffler for your car..
There is lots out there to pick from......
The Flowmaster 80 series go for $109.99
Would have to come overnite
Thanks for now
Wait for it.......
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Hi braden
Yea the 80 series is a good one!
Overnite for $124.99
As far install goes it would be about $75.00
The shop is real busy
Thanks Dwayne
hmmmmm...
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Hello Braden, The header will cost $225.00, Y-Pipe will cost $165.00, Series 80 Muffler will cost $135.00. Total cost is $525.00 + gst. Delivery time would be about 2 days. If you would like to order feel free to contact myself at 000-000-000 Thank You, John
Now im like wtf pick a price on the damn muffler!
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Car: 1988 Chevy silverado K5
Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
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Dude your not gonna get the same price from different sources... its just how the economy works... and all you need is some wrenches and a couple exhaust clamps to install it... might want to have em put it in the spreader so it'll slide right on. I picked up a used flowmaster 40 series and some 3" pipe for 50 bucks. Muffler is in good shap and sounds GOOD. I am a welder by trade so I took it to work and welded it up and now I have a full 3 inch system for 50 bucks. You would be suprised how cheap you can get stuff from your local shops. If you find a good honest speed shop or muffler shop usually it'll be cheaper then the net.
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and umm, could i hear a sound clip of a 40 series on a stock 305? I havent heard one yet... And whats better sounding the plain 40 series or the Super 40 series? or just the 80 series?
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40 series I think does not come in a single in dual out trans-style of mounting. You'd have to use dual exhaust to use that, so i'd say skip it.
Your choices are flowmaster 80 series
dynomax super turbo (probably flows better, but would be quieter)
dynomax ultra flow - this is what i'll be doing I think, these rock
or others available in a transverse mounting style with single in dual out.
Your choices are flowmaster 80 series
dynomax super turbo (probably flows better, but would be quieter)
dynomax ultra flow - this is what i'll be doing I think, these rock
or others available in a transverse mounting style with single in dual out.
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I imagine it would be, never heard one in person, just saw the specs on it.
Someone here probably has a sound clip, they're pretty popular.
Someone here probably has a sound clip, they're pretty popular.
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I didnt even bother to read the thread... im just curious whats with everyone wanting the "loudest" most obnoxious sound exhaust lately... wouldnt a nice deep sounding rumble be alittle nicer then sounding also like a riced out honda civic
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Car: 1988 Chevy silverado K5
Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
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have you heard a flowmaster 40 ? If you think that sounds like a ***** you need to take another listen. In fact I don't think I've heard a v8 ever sound like a *****.
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Im not talking about sounding totally like a r-icer, im talking about usualy when you just want the downright most loudest anoyying exhaust just to get attention it usualy sounds raspy and with no deep tone to it whatso ever
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If you ever do get an exhaust make sure every bolt and hanger near the cat is tight and positioned right other wise you will end up with the mystery rattle I have and other friends have. Oh yeah, and of course since you don't need a cat, put an exhaust cut out there. It will sound really good.
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Car: 1988 Chevy silverado K5
Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
Transmission: 700 r4 with corvette servo and shift kit.
oh, well I can relate to that... I have heard some v8's sounding like their throat is a little dry. One thing I noticed though is that has alot to do with how the motor is running. My rig sounds different when its running out of gas. Sounds like you said raspy. But when the tank has fuel in it the flow 40 has the notorius growl and bark of a that makes you proud to be a red booded american. I don't much care for the sound of those mufflers that aren't really a muffler at all.
ducity: I think you should go with a flowmaster over anything else though
ducity: I think you should go with a flowmaster over anything else though
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Id love to get you a sound clip of my m8's mustang its the best sounding thing i have ever heard in my life and it is Loud, i wanted to buy his car just because of the sound of it, he didint do the exhaust some guy before him did, its unreal i cant believe it, it has true duals thats really all he knows about it, but it is soo loud and amazing, i always go to the races every friday night and no matter what car is there his is louder, I just want mine like that soo people know when im coming
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Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
Transmission: 700 r4 with corvette servo and shift kit.
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Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
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Man its expensive to get headers installed...$300 :| im not goin to do them myself cuz i Really dont have a clue and nor does my dad i dont even want to think of me Fu*king up car cuz i dont know anything about it, and i sure aint payin more to install the headers then the headers themselves...So i think im just getting a muffler for now any ways
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Car: 1982 Trans-Am
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yep, mopac and best buy are basically "the" two high perf shops in calgary, both on/near 16th ave NW.
yea, they'd hit you with ~3hrs labor for that eh? That's why you'd do it yourself. I mean, 12 bolts. Seriously.
A muffler will make you louder, since that's the plan, might as well go for it.
yea, they'd hit you with ~3hrs labor for that eh? That's why you'd do it yourself. I mean, 12 bolts. Seriously.
A muffler will make you louder, since that's the plan, might as well go for it.
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Car: 1988 Chevy silverado K5
Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
Transmission: 700 r4 with corvette servo and shift kit.
word, it doesn't get much simpler than installing headers...use a gasket, some red rtv and bolt em on, would you pay 300 bucks for that? It ain't rocket science. Not even science.
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And is there a temp thing that goes in them? i dont know just bunch of stuff goes into my headers, when u say bolt em in it just looks a little more confusing, might not be but meh... Lol id like to put them in myself...
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Oh yeah, and what size of muffler would i need? 3.0 input 2.5 out? cuz im getting it put in on the 5th, along with tint and its goin in tommorow for power door locks
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that's right with the muffler.
Your manifolds now are complicated, but you leave most of that stuff off when putting in headers. Seriously, just a few bolts. The O2 sensor is ditched if you're going to a non-ccc carb system, the exhaust air divertor is ditched, etc...
Your manifolds now are complicated, but you leave most of that stuff off when putting in headers. Seriously, just a few bolts. The O2 sensor is ditched if you're going to a non-ccc carb system, the exhaust air divertor is ditched, etc...
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all I can think of for the rest is the air divertor valve, and the air tubes. Neither are necessary.
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this is a situation when you need to find a friend with a 7/16" box end... give him a case of his favorite beer and order a pizza. Should take a few hrs...
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sucks doesn't it? You can't find any halfway intelligent help to help you out. My brother only swears and breaks stuff, but he's the only one who'll take a few minutes out of his precious day to hold something in place while I bolt it in, etc etc etc.... Nobody else gives a crap about cars. Go figure, being in mechanical engineering too...
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but seriously, headers aren't hard as in "holy cow, now where on earth did *THAT* come from??? where do those bolts go?? Is this the right way up?"
It's more like : "I have to get my hand in THERE?" or " Is that ALL my blood??, now where did that pinky go?"
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but seriously, headers aren't hard as in "holy cow, now where on earth did *THAT* come from??? where do those bolts go?? Is this the right way up?"
It's more like : "I have to get my hand in THERE?" or " Is that ALL my blood??, now where did that pinky go?"
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hey, the world needs astronauts just as much as it needs guys to flip burgers. Everybody in calgary knows that. (for those from elsewhere, calgary is the largest growing city in canada, and most people are here for the oil industry, so they're rich geologists, hence there are too few people to work at mcdonalds, work construction, anything involving customer service, etc. The whole service industry as a whole is flat out embarassing).
Yea, well having four guys trying to figure out how the bracketry goes together for your accessories is just as hard as me trying to lower a 600lb engine and tranny into the bay solo. You know how I got my tranny out? I layed under it and removed the cross member bolts, then let it fall on me so it didn't damage itself when it hit the ground. Yea, take one for the team eh? I was so sore the other night...
Anyway, got it all in and wouldn't you know it, the engine won't crank over. Now that sucks. Anyways, good luck with your car, you'll have to bring it by and take me for a spin sometime.
Yea, well having four guys trying to figure out how the bracketry goes together for your accessories is just as hard as me trying to lower a 600lb engine and tranny into the bay solo. You know how I got my tranny out? I layed under it and removed the cross member bolts, then let it fall on me so it didn't damage itself when it hit the ground. Yea, take one for the team eh? I was so sore the other night...
Anyway, got it all in and wouldn't you know it, the engine won't crank over. Now that sucks. Anyways, good luck with your car, you'll have to bring it by and take me for a spin sometime.
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Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
Transmission: 700 r4 with corvette servo and shift kit.
Yea, well having four guys trying to figure out how the bracketry goes together for your accessories is just as hard as me trying to lower a 600lb engine and tranny into the bay solo. You know how I got my tranny out? I layed under it and removed the cross member bolts, then let it fall on me so it didn't damage itself when it hit the ground. Yea, take one for the team eh? I was so sore the other night...
Anyway, got it all in and wouldn't you know it, the engine won't crank over. Now that sucks. Anyways, good luck with your car, you'll have to bring it by and take me for a spin sometime.
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Car: 1982 Trans-Am
Engine: 355 w/ ported 416s
Transmission: T10, hurst shifter
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt, true-trac, 3.73
yea, aren't they like 6' tall, meant for when a car is on a lift? I've used that kind before...
I couldn't balance it on my floor jack so...
When there's no other options...
actually that evening was more about frustration and working quickly, I wasn't using a lot of brains then....
I couldn't balance it on my floor jack so...
When there's no other options...
actually that evening was more about frustration and working quickly, I wasn't using a lot of brains then....
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Car: 1982 Trans-Am
Engine: 355 w/ ported 416s
Transmission: T10, hurst shifter
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt, true-trac, 3.73
use a tape measure and measure your current one.
Either one would probably work though, if a shop is putting it in for you.
Either one would probably work though, if a shop is putting it in for you.
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Car: 1991 L03 700r4 RS
Engine: 1987 WS6 Trans AM Lb2
Transmission: Th350 red neck Performance 3k stall
Axle/Gears: 95 Mustang 8.8 built with 3.73s
I agree with Orr89rocZ the best sounding, loud muffler you can buy is a classic Chambered muffler. Most of the flowmaster equipped cars I hear sound good at times and airy or cackly at other times. Nothing sounds like a Classic Chambered, once you hear one in person you'll be hooked. Plus you can get a 3in 18in bodied classic chambered for about half the price of a Flowmaster 80. As for "loudest" straight pipes or the flowmaster single chamber race muffler (the little tiny short guys) will be horrifically loud.
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Car: 1988 Chevy silverado K5
Engine: 350 bored .030, crane cams hyd bluprint l-79 cam 447 lift 272 dur, camel hump heads port and polished 1.94 1.50, afterburner headers and y pipe, holley 670 cfm tbi, holley projection dual plane manifold, accel high pressure fuel pump, 3 inch exhaust
Transmission: 700 r4 with corvette servo and shift kit.
yeah I've been in a rush to just get it done but that is dangerous. A tranny jack can be rented for 20 bucks with the floor jack and no they are not 6' tall... just a floor jack with a dealy to set the tranny on.