Mufflers?

[b-man]

I bought my Ultra-Flo mufflers from Summit, they were shipped to me and one was aluminized steel and the other was 409 stainless. I called Summit and they had Walker drop-ship another 409 stainless muffler directly to me to replace the aluminized steel one.

Same exact part number, different materials for each. The box label with the 409 stainless muffler said 'stainless steel' on it, but again no part # change.

False statement? Nowhere did I say that the stainless Ultra-Flo mufflers were not available years ago.



It sure looks to me that the aluminized steel material had been phased out in favor of the 409 stainless material.

After they both failed (cracking right next to the stamped logo) Walker sent me a refund.

Usually they just replace them since they have a lifetime warranty, but in my case they decided that a refund was in order since they had some issues with the manufacturing of them.

[JRouche]

I have edelbrock stainless muffs. 3" in and out. They are old but dont have any miles on them, still building the car. They sound great IMO. What I dont like about them? They have a ceramic wool baffle material. Im thinking this will get burnt and blown out eventually. Time will tell. JR

[TPI Monte SS]

I have the Hooker Aerochambers, nice mellow deep tone at idle and cruising speed, put your foot in it and it gets snarly

I have them on my '88 SS and that's a great description. And another benefit - no drone! My car is quiet inside at cruise speed.

[skatinjay27]

borla xr1s here, i LOVE them! i went from stock to glass packs to dynomax turbos to single chamber mufflers then the the borla xr1s all with in a years time.
but when i got to the borlas i knew they were the ones for me.