lets see/hear about some exhaust setups!
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Joined: Jun 2011
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From: "Thumb" area in Michigan
The Magna Flow was very loud at highway. I took it to a shop And had them tone it down. Now it's perfect. I love it and it adds that aggressive sound to the engine. I bought mine off ebay for about $300 and installed it myself.
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Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Ontario canada
I have the cheap 30$ cherry bomb glasspack "muffler".
Sounds nice and deep, at idle and when givin er a little.
It is technically illegal though, because it is a straight through muffler! well at least where i live it is.. but they don't bug trucks around here!
Sounds nice and deep, at idle and when givin er a little.
It is technically illegal though, because it is a straight through muffler! well at least where i live it is.. but they don't bug trucks around here!
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Flowmaster original 40. Stock pipe. Low deep idle but noticeable rumble. Crisp roar with throttle. To increase noise out the pipe I would have to replace stealthy stock tip. Flowmaster has clips as well as Magnaflow. Hot Rod sound. Can get a lil backpressure bubble downshifting. No louder than tires.
I tried to load clip and nothing worked. I tried to link it to cardomain and FB, guess video cameras to high tech. Any ideas how to clip it here?
I tried to load clip and nothing worked. I tried to link it to cardomain and FB, guess video cameras to high tech. Any ideas how to clip it here?
Last edited by lvphotos; Jan 16, 2012 at 01:06 PM.
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I can't get the video to share but on Flowmaster there are links and Streetfire.com. The clips don't give true sound. Delta 40s are a little quieter than regular 40s and 50 less and 70s for stockish level. Bigger pipe more noise.
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From: Riverton, UT