The Hush Thrush Super Turbo Muffler Returns

The Hush Thrush Super Turbo Muffler Returns

Thrush - a popular brand among classic car owners and muscle car enthusiasts - has announced the return of the iconic Hush Thrush Super Turbo muffler. The Hush Thrush Super Turbo muffler will be available from performance retailers nationwide early spring.

Thrush – a popular brand among classic car owners and muscle car enthusiasts – has announced the return of the iconic Hush Thrush Super Turbo muffler. The Hush Thrush Super Turbo muffler will be available from performance retailers nationwide early spring.
 

Thrush exhaust – a brand that has been “Making Hot Rods Hotter Since 1966” – is the performance and value exhaust brand of Tenneco Inc.

The new Hush Thrush Super Turbo mufflers – stamped with the vintage Thrush “Woodpecker” logo – feature an improved, large diameter internal tri-flow design to enhance flow and performance. Available in today’s most popular sizes, each Hush Thrush muffler includes reversible flow chambers, making it an easy addition to any hot rod or muscle car. Constructed from all-aluminized materials, Hush Thrush mufflers provide a crisp, performance Thrush tone through fiberglass matting.

The new mufflers are available in a 14-in. overall length with a 2-1/4-in., 2-1/2-in., or 3-in. inlet and outlet diameter in side-center and side-side configurations.

For more information about the Hush Thrush Super Turbo muffler or any other Thrush product, call (734) 384-7806, contact your nearest performance exhaust dealer or visit www.thrushexhaust.com.

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