Re: Aftermarket Mufflers

[CobraLee1@xxxxxxx]

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Eric-

I suggest Dynomax mufflers.  I run them on my 383 Plymouth, sound great.

In a message dated 3/30/04 4:58:43 PM Pacific Standard Time, THEKRAUT@xxxxxxx 
writes:

Hi all,

    I have a '65 New Yorker that I am making into a low-budget vintage 
cruiser.  I would like to create a look that the car would have had if it was 
done-up in the early to mid 70's.  

    My question ot the board is; What aftermarket mufflers add a mild rumble 
to the sound of the motor without aggrivating my neighbors everytime I drive 
down the block?  This car is for the enjoyment of myself and my family (with 
three young kids).  We go to cruises and out for a ride every now and then.  
I 
don't want to get a headache or have to wear earplugs when I am out for a 
ride. 
   Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks,

Eric
THEKRAUT@xxxxxxx  

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