Test Fit Race Car Exhaust and Conduct Sound Test
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Morgan-McClure X Pipe Exhaust Sound Test: "Stock" LS Swap Longtube Headers (Science of Sound Pt1)
What happens here
The presenter attempts to temporarily install the NASCAR race car exhaust. It becomes immediately apparent that the system is too wide for the Monte Carlo's chassis and hits the transmission cross-member. Despite the poor fit, he decides to secure it temporarily for a quick sound test. An assistant records the sound with a smartphone. The car is started, producing a very loud and aggressive tone, but the presenter notes it still sounds too similar to a standard LS car and lacks the desired unique howl. He theorizes the headers are still the problem.
Goal: Evaluate the fitment of the race car exhaust and listen to its sound profile.
Tools and materials
- Assorted Metal Straps/Clamps — Temporarily securing the exhaust, Chevrolet Monte Carlo (on jack stands) Unknown
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