Exhaust Single in Dual out Question

Have a rebuilt 200 , Autolite 2100 on modified log, CI stainless Dual out headers. Need an exhaust and would like to find something I can do myself. Was thinking a Y pipe from the headers , single pipe back and then the over the axle pipe to a transverse mounted single in dual out muffler. Would then run pipes out the back to look like a dual setup.

I see a lot of posts for single in dual out Flowmaster 50 but I cannot find that a part or catalog number anywhere. Is this muffler still made ? I am thinking it would have to have one inlet and one outlet on the same side , and the second outlet on the other side. I think this is referred to as a camaro style muffler.

Does this setup sound OK for this setup and is this muffler still available ?

Many thanks

Bill

Look for a muffler from a late model (90s) Camaro. Chevy used a transverse mounted muffler behind the axle, single pipe in, dual pipe out.

Thanks that helped. I was expecting a muffler with an 1 Inlet and 1 outlet on the same side and the second outlet on the other side by itself. I was assuming it would work this way to so that there would be one outlet going out left and the other out right. Magnaflow site shows one for a 90's Camaro with both outlets on the same side and the use a 'U' pipe to take that one outlet and get it going to the opposite side.

What about Pipe size ? will 2.25 or 2.50 make a difference ?

Thanks again for the help

Magnaflow is doing it wrong then, those Camaros originally did have the inlet and one outlet on one side, the other outlet on the other side. Take a look at the muffler and pipes at the Dynomax web site and see what I mean, you can also download the installation instructions and it clearly says the two outlets are on opposite sides.

http://www.dynomax.com/part_view.php?syear=1992&smake=CHEVROLET&smodel=CAMARO&part=17391&engine=3.1

http://www.dynomax.com/images/prod_imgs/17391.jpg

Many thanks. This looks more like what I was envisioning.

will 2.25 or 2.50 make a difference?

Yes, but not huge.
I'd say go with the 2,25 if possible, others correct me if wrong (& some ed-u-ma cation, if possible).
;- )