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Anybody have one of these? Jegs sells them for around $250 (complete kit with 2.5" tubing, mufflers, etc). Curious to see pictures of kit installed. Also, how is the sound compared to Flowmasters (read it's somewhat similar)? Any other comments on the kit?

I'm searching for a kit for my '72 Chevelle that's good quality (fits properly) and won't break the bank. Another reason I may go with this kit is that it says it's for full length/long tube headers (which I have). I know they'll be some trimming, but that's ok.

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Anybody, anybody, Buehler :D
 

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lmfao!!!!
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Well, being the compulsive person I am (and in need of an exhaust), I ordered the dang exhaust kit. It was so cheap I figured might as well try it. Plus, the crap that's on my car now (dronemasters) are all rusted up and sound horrible!!

I may order some different mufflers to go on the kit if I don't like the sound of the Dynomax Thrush ones. I'll let you guys know how I like it (in another thread) once I get it and install it. :)
 

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Well got it on car (still needs minor adjusting to make tips fit and not hang too low). It's actually really quiet. I assumed it would be loud from YouTube posts and reading others opinions. I'd say the Thrush Turbos are the same as Dynomax Super Turbo mufflers (makes sense since the kit is manufactured by Dynomax).

Gonna probably go with Dynomax Ultra Flow mufflers next for more deep throaty tone they have. Overall, it's a decent kit for under $275. I used mostly Walker/Dynomax band clamps and only a couple of the cheap U bolt clamps to put it all together (not a fan of U bolt clamps).
 
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