floored performance and no sound
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From: belleville, il
well i know it's gonna make noise but who makes a decent flowing muffler that has moderate to little exhaust noise whne under full throttle high rpm etc.
i've heard a gibson and a flowmaster in person they are fairly quiet but just dont flow enough.
-Erik
i've heard a gibson and a flowmaster in person they are fairly quiet but just dont flow enough.
-Erik
#4
That is correct. My setup is quieter than stock and there are no impediments to flow: straight-through performance.
Put two of the largest Magnaflows you can fit under your truck in series. Make one of them a 5 x 11 oval (if you can), and the other a 5 x 8 oval. If you can afford dual tailpipes, get the 5 x 11 as a single-in/dual-out, with 2.25" pipes instead of 2.5" for further noise reduction. Then you're in business.
Put two of the largest Magnaflows you can fit under your truck in series. Make one of them a 5 x 11 oval (if you can), and the other a 5 x 8 oval. If you can afford dual tailpipes, get the 5 x 11 as a single-in/dual-out, with 2.25" pipes instead of 2.5" for further noise reduction. Then you're in business.
#6
Funny you should ask. At the shop where I had the mufflers welded in, the guy doing the welding waved me over, then he just stood there. I was thinking, "Yo buddy, why'd you call me over here, so we could just stand around looking stupid together?"
It was right around then that I noticed vapor emanating fromt the tailpipe. So I asked him, "Is it running?" He shrugged his shoulders and said, "Yeah."
Couldn't even freaking hear it running at idle.
It was right around then that I noticed vapor emanating fromt the tailpipe. So I asked him, "Is it running?" He shrugged his shoulders and said, "Yeah."
Couldn't even freaking hear it running at idle.






