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Pics of your muffler and location

77BroncoWag

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Trying to find out what looks good if anyone has some good pics I'd like to see where yours are. ;D
 

rflud

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Here's what mine look like

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Now that I have everything installed (body, drive lines, etc.) the mufflers fit like a glove. ;D
 

tonto

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This is basicaly how mine is routed, since these pic's I've gone to 2.75" dia. stainless tubing this was 2.5 stainless and moved the muffler back about 10"ss.
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howiebilt

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I was tired of beeting mine on rocks and stuff so I ran dual inlets and a single outlet that dumps out the passenger rear corner . Kule sounds !
 
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77BroncoWag

77BroncoWag

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TONTO is that a round muffler or a oval one turned 90 degrees from flat? What advantages disadvantages of oval vs round?
 

tonto

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[quote author=77BroncoWag link=board=5;threadid=14054;start=0#105838 date=1044573317]
TONTO is that a round muffler or a oval one turned 90 degrees from flat? What advantages disadvantages of oval vs round?
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No, it's all round stainless tubing from a co. that supply's NASCAR and NHRA for exhaust & headers.
Burns Stainless
Sorry I need to wake up, it's an oval muffler turned with the wide side up & down.
 

TexasBronco

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[quote author=howiebilt link=board=5;threadid=14054;start=0#105811 date=1044568329]<br>I was tired of beeting mine on rocks and stuff so I ran dual inlets and a single outlet that dumps out the passenger rear corner . Kule sounds !<br>[/quote]<br><br>Where did you find a dual inlet muffler?
 

howiebilt

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[quote author=TexasBronco link=board=5;threadid=14054;start=0#105854 date=1044576086]<br>[quote author=howiebilt link=board=5;threadid=14054;start=0#105811 date=1044568329]<br>I was tired of beeting mine on rocks and stuff so I ran dual inlets and a single outlet that dumps out the passenger rear corner . Kule sounds !<br>[/quote]<br><br>Where did you find a dual inlet muffler? <br>[/quote]<br><br>It is a Walker / Super Turbo and I got it from NAPA . Most people assume that it is supposed to go 1 inlet 2 outlets , but the folks at Walker say that if it doesn't specifically say so ... it can be ran either direction .
 

griff

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I just did the same thing as howiebilt. I couldn't find any 2 into1 in the catalogs , but when I went to the muffler shop the guy had a bunch of them.
 
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77BroncoWag

77BroncoWag

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[quote author=TexasBronco link=board=5;threadid=14054;start=0#105854 date=1044576086]

Where did you find a dual inlet muffler?
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Everybody make em just wondering myself if there is a advantage to one vs two mufflers that is?
 
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