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Bought these for my husband and he loves them, he was delighted to have his exhaust back, he has purple hobbies on every car he has owned!

On a 1973 440 stroke Roadrunner. LOUD. You could hear the car several blocks away. Goes well with the Tti headers, albeit a little low on the end of the horn. Several conical seals must be installed between the commutator and the horn.

Sounds great, nice deep tone, fitted it to my 1968 Pontiac Catlina with He 400. Had to do extensions to get over the crossbar which wasn't the plan but it came with good gaskets and some hardware, it wasn't enough to bolt on both headers but better than nothing. And some fun stickers

Exactly what I wanted and was exactly as described. If you want a nice loud yet tuned exhaust, this muffler is for you! Perfect welds and finish. Supplied with fasteners to attach to manifold flange and a pair of main hangers. I had to make hangers out of scrap materials to use with what came in the kit.

I used them on a 1970 GMC C25 with a 406 SBC for about a month and a half before I got bored. And I like noisy cars. They take the high-pitched screech of candid headlines and turn it into a deep, head-splitting roar. With 4.56 gears on the Autobahn, it was simply deafening. I didn't want to drive it. If you're looking for loud ones, this is a little more subtle than open titles. That's it.