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Check it out, I think it sounds like a riced out Civic:
I don't know why that guy didn't like his stock exhaust, if mine sounded like that I'd love it. I put just a normal chambered muffler on my 3.9, cause I have a 6.9 V8 diesel to be loud in lol. Sounds good too, unlike the 3.9 with anything other than a near stock exhaust.
I don't know why that guy didn't like his stock exhaust, if mine sounded like that I'd love it. I put just a normal chambered muffler on my 3.9, cause I have a 6.9 V8 diesel to be loud in lol. Sounds good too, unlike the 3.9 with anything other than a near stock exhaust.
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I considered that, I just don't want a super loud exhaust. Last thing I need is cops paying extra attention to me just because I have a way too damn loud exhaust.
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Youtube search, quite a few guys have recorded what it sounds like when they drive with different exhausts or things like the muffler removed. I saw one guy who removed the muffler, but put a resonator from a car on it. The sound was pure rumble and growling, nothing high pitch (the high pitch noise is what normally pisses people off a lot). And it wasn't too loud unless he floored it.
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Youtube search, quite a few guys have recorded what it sounds like when they drive with different exhausts or things like the muffler removed. I saw one guy who removed the muffler, but put a resonator from a car on it. The sound was pure rumble and growling, nothing high pitch (the high pitch noise is what normally pisses people off a lot). And it wasn't too loud unless he floored it.