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I had a backfire that popped by muffler.. now looking for a replacement..

seems I have a few options: I can get one from Classic Exhaust for $225... or if anyone has one to sell, or any suggestion for a "modern" muffler that will work?

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What is a muffler? Dead weight is my opinion.

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There are those who, in order to (positively) determine if the engine is running, must touch the fan blade. :eek:

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I'm not lonely anymore! LOL

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Do you have the dimensions? Maybe someone can help with some info.

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waldon exhaust

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I would also suggest Waldron’s Exhaust in Michigan. They likely have one in stock.

https://waldronexhaust.com/

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Waldrons have them in steel for $170 .. 1-2 week delivery..

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A good glasspack muffler will give it the right sound.

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According to some, a piece of plain exhaust pipe will be even better.:D

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Exactly.

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I never saw it done, but have heard of using a torque tube for a deep rumble!

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I have a set of lake style headers I made from '36 torque tube. Good sound.

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Half of a '35-'36 tubular driveshaft would be a big weight saving over an actual torque tube.

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When a failed condenser led to the demise of grandpa's muffler; a trip to a local muffler shop provided a suitable replacement.

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My memory misfired. It was the driveshaft.

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tractor supply has a variety and a lot cheaper that those quoted

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a Ford 600 or 800 muffler works just fine. Weld on inlet and outlets to match old muffler. Price is reasonable, less that fifty dollars and a good stout muffler.