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06-10-2014, 06:51 AM | #1 |
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1932 4 cylinder muffler??
Are these no longer being reproduced? Everyone is out of stock. Can I use like a smittys with my stock exhaust pipes? Or would I need to re do the back pipe?
Anyone have a standard midas or NAPA muffle number that fits? Also, hate to lose a brand new muffler, can this be closed and welded up?
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06-10-2014, 12:35 PM | #2 |
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
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She just don't have the appetite For gas somehow, And Dad, I got four carburetors Hooked up on it now. I tried to hook another To see if I'd do a little good, But ain't no place to put it 'Less I perforate the hood. Wanted, lower side sections of 32 radiator cowl. |
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
Any muffler will fit in there. Foreign, for 4 cyl sound. Ought to be able to match something up at a muffler shop. Unless you're looking for originality?
Once ran an Olds thru 6 cyl chev mufflers, diff sound. FWIW Paul in CT |
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06-10-2014, 08:24 PM | #7 |
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
Pete is close to what I am looking for... If I have diameter in and out an length, seems most shops could find a fit? Not looking for show, just functional
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06-10-2014, 09:10 PM | #8 |
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
OK- Go to Rock Auto. Top of first page, click on Tools & Universal Parts. Click on Exhaust. Then click on Muffler. Pick your size inlet and it will give you a whole bunch of lengths and configurations available. Some of them are dirt cheap!
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06-10-2014, 10:56 PM | #9 |
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
Then there is http://www.ebay.com/itm/1932-41-FORD...38e891&vxp=mtr
I think the pipe is in the wrong location on one end. The same supplier also has one in stainless steel. Charlie Stephens |
06-11-2014, 06:19 AM | #10 |
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
Letting off the gas with the spark retarded will do it nearly every time! Get yourself a straght thru muffler till things get straightened out.
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06-11-2014, 06:49 AM | #11 |
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Call Brockman. Tell him the inlet size, outlet size, and length. The owner will probably answer the phone and they are quick and reasonable. John http://www.brockmancustomparts.com/ |
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
Jim,
As Charlie has stated, it's not just the size of the inlet and outlet pipes that counts, it's also essential that they be oriented correctly unless the muffler is of the straight through type (like the original). If the inlet and outlet pipes are offset, when viewed from the rear the inlet pipe should be in the six o'clock position and the outlet pipe should be in the two o'clock position. Otherwise, the muffler will end up hitting either the right rear brake rod or the inside bottom edge of the chassis frame. |
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David G. The Spinning job is progressing !
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06-12-2014, 07:31 AM | #14 |
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
I just ordered this one. I will let you know how it works.
Brand:Walker Exhaust Manufacturer's Part Number:22047 Part Type:Mufflers Product Line:Walker Tractor Mufflers UPC:086387220477 Case Shape:Round Inlet Diameter (in):2.000 in. Inlet Quantity:One Inlet Location:Center Outlet Diameter (in):1.750 in. Outlet Quantity:One Outlet Location:Center Internal Construction:Straight-through baffled Muffler Material:Steel Muffler Finish:Aluminized Case Length (in):15.000 in. Case Outside Diameter (in):3.250 in. Overall Length (in):17.250 in.
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
I just made my exhaust on my '32 4-banger ( highly modified with Riley OHV conversion ). Got tired of Smithy's mufflers, much to long for so many of our applications. Got the Brockman mufflers, great service and sent me exactly what I wanted for this car and the '35. It's a steel pack, 12" long body with 19" overall length which still can be shortened. Fired it up, and whooooah...what a sound...actually, what muffler?? I love it. For reference, I used 2 1/4" SS pipes and I never use u-bolt type clamps. I slit the muffler with a hacksaw at 3 locations and tighten with an industrial SS clamp. Works perfect. If I have to remove the pipes or muffler, it will not give me the hassle of trying to separate the pipe/muffler.
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Re: 1932 4 cylinder muffler??
If I was starting from scratch I would go a similar route, but I have brand new pipes throughout so I wanted to use them if I could.
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Robert:
Industrial SS clamp? Not a worm gear radiator hose clamp, is it? Otherwise, got a picture of the clamp?
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The clamps I use are not the flimsy radiator type. They are too weak. The company name on the clamp is Mikalor..google it. They are 3/4" wide, the band is a thick gauge....035"...and the screw is a fine thread. They come in various diameters for a perfect fit...about $4.00 each. I strongly recommend them...will not use anything else. As I mentioned before, the won't deform the muffler or pipe, and can be removed without a hitch. Hope this helps.
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Robert- Thanks!
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