Aftermarket Exhaust
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Aftermarket Exhaust
I am looking to replace the stock exhaust system on my Durango. It is a 2000 SLT with the 4.7 liter. I would like to keep it under $400 if possible. Anyone have any advice on which kit i should buy? I would like it to be loud and maybe give me a little more grunt and some MPG's.
thx. all suggestions welcome.
thx. all suggestions welcome.
#2
Hellow and welcome to the forum Sean!
You can always just replace you muffler if the rest of the pipes are good. Just buy a new muffler with a single inlet and outlet that at 2 1/2 inch piping and take it to your muffler shop and have them install it.
Let me suggest MagnaFlow http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=main&id=8080 This is the same one I have in my truck but I have the 3" inlet and out let but other than that the same. They are a nice gunty sound but not loud and raspy like the Flowmaster's.
You can always just replace you muffler if the rest of the pipes are good. Just buy a new muffler with a single inlet and outlet that at 2 1/2 inch piping and take it to your muffler shop and have them install it.
Let me suggest MagnaFlow http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=main&id=8080 This is the same one I have in my truck but I have the 3" inlet and out let but other than that the same. They are a nice gunty sound but not loud and raspy like the Flowmaster's.
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Hey, it says it fits, good enough for me! haha
Flowmaster Super 44's are REALLY LOUD. hahaha, so yeah, if thats what you want then def. go for it!
personally, I don't want my exhaust to be really loud, thus why I'm going for the magnaflows... a nice deep throaty sound, thats not too over the top.
If your into that really REALLY deep loud throaty exhaust sound, go with the flowmasters.
have fun!
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also, if you want your engine to sound more deep and throaty and overall beastly, invest in a cold air intake. Either Custom made or official kit.
I made one for my 4.7L out of just some PVC pipe and a K&N filter, and DAAAMN! it sounds sooo nice, even without the exhaust!
Hydra also has a pretty sick set up for his Durango... so you might wanna take a look at that as well.
Best of luck and Enjoy!!
Flowmaster Super 44's are REALLY LOUD. hahaha, so yeah, if thats what you want then def. go for it!
personally, I don't want my exhaust to be really loud, thus why I'm going for the magnaflows... a nice deep throaty sound, thats not too over the top.
If your into that really REALLY deep loud throaty exhaust sound, go with the flowmasters.
have fun!
edit:
also, if you want your engine to sound more deep and throaty and overall beastly, invest in a cold air intake. Either Custom made or official kit.
I made one for my 4.7L out of just some PVC pipe and a K&N filter, and DAAAMN! it sounds sooo nice, even without the exhaust!
Hydra also has a pretty sick set up for his Durango... so you might wanna take a look at that as well.
Best of luck and Enjoy!!
Last edited by thunderstruck484; 10-11-2009 at 10:44 PM.
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Referring to your website with the super 44 series.... I just got my muffler replaced and the guy there had some things to say about the 44. He said it was just basically an improved 40 series that cost a lot more. Also, it really isn't worth it IMO. The guy was like, I'm not gonna sell you it even though it would make me more money cause honestly i don't think it is worth that much extra. And I listened to the sound and it wasn't any louder than the 40, maybe a little smoother/quieter though, but hey its whatever you prefer.
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Thanks Guys. Hydra recommends Magnaflow, he seeems to have a solution for everything Durango. I'm Kinda torn, I do NOT want it to be over the top. I just want some more bark and growl when I lay into it. Magnaflow or Flowmaster... screw it, I am an oregonian, what i should do is go buy a Prius! oh and if anyone gets worse than 8.6 mpg let me know bc i wanna meet you. Back to the topic, has anyone listened to a flowmaster and Magnaflow side by side?
#9
I haven't heard them side by side, but i have heard a flowmaster on a dakota, and a magnaflow on a durango, and the flowmaster is louder.
My personal suggestion, would be to rig up a custom cold air intake, and then get the magnaflow muffler. You total cost should be under $400 total, and your car should sound pretty freakin sweet!
I dunno man, I'm finding myself REALLY drawn to the new styling.
...maybe I'll just get one of each!
My personal suggestion, would be to rig up a custom cold air intake, and then get the magnaflow muffler. You total cost should be under $400 total, and your car should sound pretty freakin sweet!
...maybe I'll just get one of each!
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