The real 273 HP exhaust sound

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Here's mine with factory resonator

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Nice car there Cudaman. What cam are you running? toolman
 
pbiggs said:
I'm restoring my 65 Barracuda S and was wondering what muffler best duplicates the original exhaust sound. From what I have read, the muffler was a straight through design but is not available as a repo.
This is one terrific forum and a great place to get the "real scoop" on the A-Body cars. Thanks
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Mine is posted under Mopar Exhaust,
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Accurate exhaust with straight through muffler and resonator.
 

Your's sounds great too! Thanks. toolman
 
Cudaman sound is right on. I had an early 65 Hi-Po 273 4 speed back in the day that tape brings back a lot of memories. There is really no sound like it. Porsche Ferrari even a Real Ford GT that a friend let me drive is great but not the same. Spend the bucks do it once you'll be glad you did.
 
For me, the real 273HP exhaust sound, it's a tie between cudaman and 66fs. Cudaman, let's hear you rev that baby up! Like others have said, there's no sound like it:love10:
 
have any one ever wondered why Chrysler came out with the Formula S and did a lot of neat stuff to make the car sporty and mean, they still ran single exhaust instead of duals?
 
single exhaust > dual exhaust

---lighter weight
---simpler
---cheaper
---less surface area on the inside of the pipe (same flow area, 2.5" single flows better than 2" duals even though area of the pipe opening(s) is nearly identical)
---sounds better, smoother, throatier:iconbigg:
---total sleeper effect
---packaging
the list goes on......
 
Gee, you guys are smart. I always thought duals would be better. I was going to run duals on my Formula S but maybe I need to stop and think about it. The single is shot and I have everything from another car to run duals from the manifold to the rear. I am really into going back original if I can.
Thanks for the info.
 
Tadams,
Go look at a stock Dakota R/T exhaust.
2 pipes go into the cat and from there back it is one 3 inch pipe.
A couple of magazines back then put true cat-back duals on them and came up with only 1 or 2 more HP.
You oughta here mine at 100 mph with my Dart on the trailer.
 
thanks, I'll check that out. I don't have this fish home yet so I'm not sure what I will do. My other one was a /6 so it was more simple. In the late 60's early 70's I was into Mustangs. Had a boss 302 then a boss 429. Bought them new and they came with duals so I thought that was the way to go. Now I have seen the light and love the early model fish.
 
273 Commando. Stock exhaust with cherry bomb & factory resonator.

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cavemanmoron said:
Might as well go with duals off the stock manifolds. ;)

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I did that very same thing! I got a crossover remember that someone had manufactured another indent for the passage of the second pipe and I crossed them over and went out of the single exhaust cut out with the tip that allowed two pipes!
 
Tadams said:
Gee, you guys are smart. I always thought duals would be better. I was going to run duals on my Formula S but maybe I need to stop and think about it. The single is shot and I have everything from another car to run duals from the manifold to the rear. I am really into going back original if I can.
Thanks for the info.
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I put dual exhaust on my four barrel 273, I obtained a crossover member that someone had indented for another pipe, crossed both of them over and went out the stock cut out into a tip that accepted both pipes look just like the original tip!
 
jdhasa65cuda said:
I put dual exhaust on my four barrel 273, I obtained a crossover member that someone had indented for another pipe, crossed both of them over and went out the stock cut out into a tip that accepted both pipes look just like the original tip!
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Your quoting people who haven`t been on in 7 years and another who passed away. :rolleyes:
 
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