The Biggest Exhaust Myth You've Ever Believed

Everyone who builds a "muscle car" just has to have the biggest headers, and exhaust pipes possible because performance.
Contact me:
[e-mail]

[@hardfox5526]

Cam selection and meanings.

[@VladimirPutin-cz5zy]

Depends on the backpressure really "smuckle"

[@WhiteTrashMotorsports]

Good video, young man you're knowledge will take you far.

[@UsefulEntertainment]

thank you sir.

[@Flatlandproductionz]

My though is to do what your saying, but add an electric dump off to open at wide open throttle or higher rpms.

[@UsefulEntertainment]

not a bad idea at all, plus, dumps are fun.

[@TheSamplebridge]

Marty is now making uncle tony style videos

[@UsefulEntertainment]

Damn, isn't that guy like famous and stuff.
What a compliment.

[@shadygingergarage]

@@UsefulEntertainment lol. There's been a few times where Tony got me questioning him but a good bit of his stuff checks out.

[@UsefulEntertainment]

@@shadygingergarage agreed.
He checks out more than he doesn't.

[@cfmechanic]

Well I have a caprice went all out on the motor sbc 427 dart block brodix heads sniper efi headers are a bit small on primary going thru 2.5 in exhaust black widow muffler and x pipe, th400 trans 3500 stall 3.73 gear 30in rear tire. I road trip it get 15 mpg. First road trip was 9hr drive north. Southern CA to northern, and just got back from trip to Phoenix Arizona was 7 hr there 9 hrs back. Car cruises great gear vendor is next

[@UsefulEntertainment]

see how much fun a car can be if you dont over do it, lol.

[@BigfootsnMopars]

It’s so confusing, that’s why I don’t run exhaust on my 67 R/T🦶🏾

[@UsefulEntertainment]

🤣🤣🤣
No exhaust is best exhaust

[@wrenchinwithgrandpa4586]

So I was thinking of 21/2” exhaust, but with a 318, stock engine, maybe stay with 21/4”?

[@UsefulEntertainment]

i would say if you are going to run true duals, yeah 2 1/4 would be more than adequate on something like that. hell, i think thats what they ran stock on big block cars in the day.

[@BigUnitBeef]

#facts

[@shadygingergarage]

Well done

[@UsefulEntertainment]

Thanks shady

[@shadygingergarage]

@@UsefulEntertainment you're welcome. I'm not an engine builder. I mostly enjoy piecing cars together in mostly stock form. I figure the manufacturer did all the engineering for me so I'll stick close to that. But, if I build a toy down the road then your info will be helpful. Also, it's good advice that I can pass on the kids in my orbit that are learning the game now.

[@wrenchinwithgrandpa4586]

Getting ready to go Edelbrock 650 cfm/Holley Street Dom intake to the 318, go with 2 1/4” dual exhaust, your thoughts?

[@UsefulEntertainment]

To be honest, I don't think 2.5 would really hurt that combo, as long as your not using a massive primary tube.

[@kingerikthegreatest.ofall.7860]

What about for a Tesla ?

[@UsefulEntertainment]

Ask that guy that already swapped a gas job one and took it to a jiffy lube for an oil change

[@84hurstoldsdude77]

I have to watch your engine build again. You're running flat tops in that engine. Do you have valve reliefs?Your also running speedmaster heads. So at zero deck you should be around 10 to 10.5:1
You make your reliable power down low no need to buzz to 6500 although stock cast crank and stock rods dictate no bueno on the high revs and its a stck car.
Spring is here my olds brother.....

[@UsefulEntertainment]

Might be more than zero deck lol had to mill 18 thousandths off the block lol.
I have slight, slight valve reliefs.
I forget how thick the MLS gaskets are and the heads measured out at 78ccs.
That's the trick, I make it all down low.
Right now it's got a 308 posi type O rear in it which I'll probably keep because I like 80 and 90 on the highway but Im sitting on a 323 Buick posi I could swap in.

[@wrenchinwithgrandpa4586]

🤔🤣🤣 I love it! Truth in the pudding!👍🍺🍺🍺