ideas on which muffler (brand) or (type)

[Ricky11SS]

ok here's the deal...
i have some long tubes headers, no cats, x-pipe, no muffler
and its super loud as hell..
i want some good high sound but just a little bit less ( like turning down the volume just a bit )
what should i do?
get some flowmasters? ( which one's )
i really dont want some hi flow cats.

here are some ideas:
get only one muffler with 2 inlets and 2 outlets and put it where the
x pipe is or;
get the two mufflers and put em where the originals where.
any ideas/opinions would help alot..
thanxx

[somewhatdamaged]

I'd go with Super 10 Flowmasters since you like it loud, but just a little tamer. They are the one chambers, kind of like slicing a 40 series in half perhaps.
Post # 20 on this thread http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=173055 has some good info on them. They are small and I believe they are available in stainless. Good luck and post pics when you decide!

Somewhatdamaged

[Ricky11SS]

Originally Posted by somewhatdamaged

I'd go with Super 10 Flowmasters since you like it loud, but just a little tamer. They are the one chambers, kind of like slicing a 40 series in half perhaps.
Post # 20 on this thread http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=173055 has some good info on them. They are small and I believe they are available in stainless. Good luck and post pics when you decide!

Somewhatdamaged

ok thanxx
ok that or the super 44's
hhmm??

[Sales @ ECS]

I would go with the ARH Axle Back Muffler system. I hear usually 10 different exhaust systems per day at work, I still like my personal SS system over all of them. It has a great idle tone, loud WOT tone, and AWESOME cruising tone. No drone at all on the highway.

Oh and did I mention we also went 9.87 @ 137.5 on a stock bottom end using the entire American Racing Headers full street exhaust system (2" LTs, 3x3" High-Flow Catted X-Pipe, 2.5" Axle-Back)

[somewhatdamaged]

Originally Posted by Ricky11SS

ok thanxx
ok that or the super 44's
hhmm??

I currently have the Super 44's welded in - they sound good, deep and with your set up it would still be pretty loud. The 44's are similar to the 40's just a smaller case I think. I had 40's on my GTO, a little different tone from the 44's but different engine, different cars also. From what you said though, the 1 chamber 10's might do the trick.

[CamaroKid300]

Originally Posted by somewhatdamaged

I'd go with Super 10 Flowmasters since you like it loud, but just a little tamer. They are the one chambers, kind of like slicing a 40 series in half perhaps.
Post # 20 on this thread http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=173055 has some good info on them. They are small and I believe they are available in stainless. Good luck and post pics when you decide!

Somewhatdamaged

I'm going to tell you the Super 10's are going to be loud as hell as well.

I have them.

[PC HOTROD]

Cherry Bomb Extreme Muffler Cat Back if you like it loud. I like the sound better than the Flowmaster 10's and oddly enough they are not annoyingly loud but when you ask them to be, they are awesome.

[Juiced1]

Pop in a mid muffler, Magnaflow and Solo Performance both make a nice mid muffler with a true X-pipe design inside. They will quite things down some without effecting your sound much.

[flowmann]

Originally Posted by CamaroKid300

I'm going to tell you the Super 10's are going to be loud as hell as well.

I have them.

CamaroKid300 – Are your 10s louder than the Outlaw Axle-Back kit for the Camaro?




Somewhatdamaged – You’re right, the Super 44s are a smaller version of the 40s. Did they fit well for you?


Ricky11SS – Do you still have most of the stock exhaust by the rear differential? If so, something like these Outlaws might be a great option.




If you’ve modified the rear exhaust, and you want something aggressive you may just want to check the sound of Super 10s or the Outlaw mufflers by themselves.