smitty n.— «My prefered method of quieting an engine is to use a short “turbo” type muffler just behind the engine. This is followed by a crossover pipe connecting the two banks together and then a “smitty” to...
smitty n.— «I particularly like the sound of a $15 glasspack! You really don’t get to hear them very often anymore. It would be different. But as long as we’ve got a period theme going, why not some “smitty’s”?» —“Re:...
smitty n.— «A hot-rodder in my youth, I put duals and Smitty’s (early name for low-restriction glasspack mufflers) on virtually everything I drove.» —“Re: Banks Power Pak” by will@epix.net Usenet: rec.outdoors.rv...
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n.— «For Sale. Smitty muffler, $2.» —in classifieds Daily Northwestern (Oshkosh, Wisc.) May 11, 1965. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
smitty n.— «A smitty, he e-mailed, was a “particularly loud, virtually straight-through muffler used by many hot rodders.”» —“Hey, Daddy-O, dig those terms” by Mark Davis Atlanta Journal...