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#104599 05/27/2002 3:01 AM
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HI
I'm Owleybear, I have a 50 Chev Pickup I and my wife have been restoring for 6 years. Can any tell me the best mufflers for my splt manifold,on my 235cid thank you.


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#104600 05/27/2002 4:52 AM
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I don't know if they'r the BEST but how about some Smitty's.

#104601 05/28/2002 7:52 PM
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Really depends on how loud you prefer to have your exhaust. For two years I have been running turbos, stainless exhaust, off of Fentons on a 235. They have a good guarantee from the manufacturer but for sure are not extremely loud. Smitty's or the old seamless cherry bomb-type mufflers would probably be louder.


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#104602 05/29/2002 6:38 PM
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I want it quiet as possible. What would you recommend for me? Thanks - Scott


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#104603 05/30/2002 1:28 AM
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Owley;
My '52 coupe has a mildly modified 235 engine with a split manifold by Mike Yoder--running 30" Smitty mufflers (longest available) The sound is great! I've ran of lot of split manifolds and this sounds the best ever--kinda like the Jaguar 120's or 140's--but I guess you're too young for that analogy. Anyway--it's a very low rumble and I love it! DON'T run cherry bombs! Leave those for the insecure that need attention.

#104604 05/30/2002 10:51 PM
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scdascda

Try the turbos for a comparatively quiet exhaust or check with your local muffler shop for suggestions.


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#104605 05/31/2002 12:22 AM
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Oh man that sounds good. I have the Mike Yoder manifold and next week the Smithy 26 inchers should finally go on. Smitty62's description makes me even more anxious to hear it.


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#104606 06/07/2002 2:07 PM
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Let us know what you think, Tony


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