curtis73 wrote:Kenny_McCormic wrote: In reply to novaderrik: Maybe they sound better setup that way, but chambered mufflers in general sound like E36 M3 to me, seem to be primarily used by tools on their E36 M3ty trucks.IMO, a chambered muffler on a stock engine sounds terrible, but once you get those exhaust pulses pumping with a little more overlap and duration, that's when they sound great. Found another one I really like. This one. Its a Corsa Extreme. I could probably get close with just the mufflers, but how on earth will I fit Y-body mufflers in a G-body? I know the way to do this is listen for a truck, vette, or camaro with a sound I like and ask the owner. The problem is, there pretty rare, and if I hear it that means they are driving away from me. I found one I liked when I went to Summit a couple weeks ago on a vette. I asked the owner what it was and he just said it was on it when he bought it. Grrr. Poser.
sawzall, welder, muffler strapping..
put a fuel cell in the trunk and fill the spare tire well in... then you've got all the room you'd ever need to put whatever mufflers you want under there..
