What about two into on e instead of dual exhaust?

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>:) Ive been running dual exhaust for about ten years on my 1973,Ive been saving for a wildhorses titaniam coated header,can anyone tell me about running two int one?Ive been thinking about going big diameter,I m not sure what size ppipe,with one flowmaster.can anyone cxomment from experience.theres really ,in my opinion not alot of room for dual exhaust,and Ive heard of two into one beingb preferred on race cars?
 

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I have a NP435/205 set up so I couldn't run duals unless I wanted the exhaust to go under the 205 t case. No way. I did a Y pipe with 2-1/2 to a single 3" all the way out with one 3" flow master. Its pretty loud, the neighbors love it. Seems to work fine for me. I have photos if need be.

 
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I have a NP435/205 set up so I couldn't run duals unless I wanted the exhaust to go under the 205 t case. No way.  I did a Y pipe with 2-1/2 to a single 3" all the way out with one 3" flow master.  Its pretty loud, the neighbors love it.  Seems to work fine for me. I have photos if need be.
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Thanks broncoholics,Im waiting on my incometax,and Im gonna run that two into one,but Im not sure which flowmaster?Do you think that new holley truck avenger in 470 cvfm is big enough for a basically stok 302?

 

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I run a 600 cfm q-jet and all the others in the past were around that. Not sure how the 470 cfm will work. You might call Holley and ask.

What do you mean which flow master to use? I always thought it was whatever size you want you get. But that doesn't mean they have different models out there.

 

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well i can say that i have had nothing but good luck with duel exaust the engine will flow better with duel it is more restricted with a single :)>-

 
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I run a 600 cfm q-jet and all the others in the past were around that.  Not sure how the 470 cfm will work.  You might call Holley and ask.What do you mean which flow master to use?  I always thought it was whatever size you want you get.  But that doesn't mean they have different models out there.

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when I looked there were alot of differrent flowmasters.different tones differrent offsets,differrent applications,I was hoping somebody would recomend a specific part number,size,diameter,whatever ...thanks :-"

 

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when I looked there were alot of differrent flowmasters.different tones differrent offsets,differrent applications,I was hoping somebody would recomend a specific part number,size,diameter,whatever ...thanks :-"
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It depends on how much noise you want to hear. The 40 series are probably the loudest for flowmasters. They also resonate inside the truck so you can hear it. Otherwise, go to there website and take a look. I just bought a 351W and think I am going to use Magnaflow. I have heard that they provide a nice low tone without the head ache if you drive a lot.

 

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The one thing you have to remember about going with a large diameter exhaust outlet is what will it do to your power. Guys who run around with those big 4" tips on the ends of their trucks aren't doing their engines any justice because it doesn't give the proper backpressure. I would recommend finding and talking to a really good exhaust shop in your area or even go to the local speed shop to get the right info on the exhaust pipes. I know a guy who put those big tips on his truck and lost HP because the shop that did his exhaust butchered it. Do some research first before jumping in and getting something that you are going to be ****** about later on.

 

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