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Apache
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Last Active: 5 Years Ago
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Hushpowers are glasspacks/steelpacks ;-)..Just get the longest glasspack you can get a hold of, nice rumble, not too loud ...
Perforated core, NOT BAFFLED!!!!!
William
1957 Ford Fairlane 500
292 Bored .30 over
Fordomatic
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ALANB
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SUPREME BEING ; Are Smithy , "Smitty" steel packs still available like we used in the 50's ?? please advise ..... By the way if the writer whats to hear a good sound clip ? , Just listen to Charley Burne's "Burning" up the mile for a NEW world Record at Bonneville !!! ..... Happy listening ......... ALAN B .
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Vic Correnti
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I have the Flowmaster Hushpower mufflers without a crossover and headers. They have 2 1/2 inch input size and 2 1/4 outlet and 2 1/4 pipes in the stock 55 Tbird location. They are advertised as the sound of the 50's and do just that. I do not have any resonate issues and they sound good. Without the crossover pipe they tend to rap when I gear down and I love that. They are rated up to 400 HP and is the only drawback I have with them. I just looked on line to see if they offer a higher horspower option and could not even find any of the Hushpowers I have listed, I'll have to call them Monday to see if they still offer them and to see if they have them for higher horsepower. I just got my motor back from the machine shop yesterday so I can't do an audio right now but this youtube link has it at the yblock nationals a couple of years ago. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeLX7xWxzj8
Vic Correnti
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gentz
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as soon as i install mine i will let you know...and post some clips...
If it aint broke, lets modify it!
1962 Galaxie 500 Town Victoria 4dr. 292 with a nice mild cam.
Salinas California.
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Eddie Paskey
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Hey-- IT"S gotta sound Good. Thanks for sharing Eddie
EddieLake Forest, Ca. 92630
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Outlaw56
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Based on research and exchanging information with a lot of others, I chose the 50's. I think the 40's would probably sound better, but then you have to consider the sound inside the cab too. I went more conservative hoping the sound of the 50's will still be good but also give me a quiet ride in the cab on them long hauls to the next rod run. Unfortunately, I do not have my truck running yet to tell you if I am happy with them. I can tell you I have never heard a Y-Block that did not sound good.
Darrell Howard Whitefish, MT Outlaw 56 Ford F-100's
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gentz
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which do you have the 40series?
im still thinking which way to go
If it aint broke, lets modify it!
1962 Galaxie 500 Town Victoria 4dr. 292 with a nice mild cam.
Salinas California.
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Outlaw56
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The flowmaster web site has sound clips but I think its small block ford v-8. If you like that, the Y block will be even better. I have a set waiting to be installed, but a ways down the road.
Darrell Howard Whitefish, MT Outlaw 56 Ford F-100's
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gentz
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Sound clips would be great if you guys can....
If it aint broke, lets modify it!
1962 Galaxie 500 Town Victoria 4dr. 292 with a nice mild cam.
Salinas California.
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Doug T
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Hi Eddie My Bird has equal length headers to 2 1/2" collector with a cross over under the trany and the mufflers in the original location. 2 1/2 Exhaust under rear bumper. The truck as mentioned has rams horns 2 1/4" pipes no crossover and dumps under the bed in front of the axle.
Doug T The Highlands, Louisville, Ky. 
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