08' 5.7 Hemi and Magnaflow Catback #16779
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08' 5.7 Hemi and Magnaflow Catback #16779
Hi guys,
Brand new here but really needed some sound advise ( no pun intended ha!) on an exhaust and what I was considering. i searched here but didnt find anything specific to this exhaust.
I could find very little on this. Few posts on Youtube but not enough to take the full plunge on the decision for the purchase.
I want to upgrade the wifes Durango with the Magnaflow exhaust listed in my title.
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/d...rtnumber=16779
It's Magnaflows largest muffler with the resonator. I don't want the interior cabin to have additional decibal noise (or nominal if so) including drone with the upgrade. Wife would kill me plus not good for kids.
Goal is to give it an aggressive exterior sound and look without feeling it inside the cabin.
I called Magnaflow as well and they said it would be slightly louder than stock but noise is all subjective from one person to the next which is true.
Would I be dissapointed (plus the wife getting pissed) if I went with this exhaust? Anyone have personal experience with it? What other options are there?
Many thanks in advance for the advise and guidance.
Brand new here but really needed some sound advise ( no pun intended ha!) on an exhaust and what I was considering. i searched here but didnt find anything specific to this exhaust.
I could find very little on this. Few posts on Youtube but not enough to take the full plunge on the decision for the purchase.
I want to upgrade the wifes Durango with the Magnaflow exhaust listed in my title.
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/d...rtnumber=16779
It's Magnaflows largest muffler with the resonator. I don't want the interior cabin to have additional decibal noise (or nominal if so) including drone with the upgrade. Wife would kill me plus not good for kids.
Goal is to give it an aggressive exterior sound and look without feeling it inside the cabin.
I called Magnaflow as well and they said it would be slightly louder than stock but noise is all subjective from one person to the next which is true.
Would I be dissapointed (plus the wife getting pissed) if I went with this exhaust? Anyone have personal experience with it? What other options are there?
Many thanks in advance for the advise and guidance.
#2
I have that system on my Durango and my wife hates the noise inside the vehicle. It is loud, but not deafening like a Flowmaster 44. I have Dynomax mufflers on my Demon and Coronet R/T and they seem to be about the same as the Magnaflow. If you are looking for power I would get a set of headers with the cat-back,
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I have that system on my Durango and my wife hates the noise inside the vehicle. It is loud, but not deafening like a Flowmaster 44. I have Dynomax mufflers on my Demon and Coronet R/T and they seem to be about the same as the Magnaflow. If you are looking for power I would get a set of headers with the cat-back,
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Im not looking to change much going the headers and cat-back. Just cat-back but I don't know if this can be accomplished without adding any interior cabin noise. Any suggestions?
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I checked out and nice looking system. I like the dual tip outlet look. Description says it's moderate to aggressive however.
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/sh...le=&orig=17400
Will this fit my 08'? It's described for years 04' - 07'?
I appreciate your feedback.
You sure Mike? Per Flowmaster details after further reading description on this system:
American Thunder systems deliver a moderate to aggressive interior and exterior tone and are suited to the enthusiast who wants their perfomance to be heard.
Last edited by Electronut; 02-01-2012 at 07:30 PM.
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I had a small inperfection in my rear bumper when I bought mine. I trimmed a little cutout to get a bit more room. I like it tucked in tight and its a bit adjustable with the hangers. Flowmaster says it fits 2007 so it is designed for the newer style bumper, the 2007 -2009 hanf down lower than the 2004-2006's.
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I had a small inperfection in my rear bumper when I bought mine. I trimmed a little cutout to get a bit more room. I like it tucked in tight and its a bit adjustable with the hangers. Flowmaster says it fits 2007 so it is designed for the newer style bumper, the 2007 -2009 hanf down lower than the 2004-2006's.
I sent you a PM.
I really want no interior cabin noise if I do. Or nominal even.
The Magnaflow I installed on my 3.7 08' Jeep Grand Cherokee can get to me even when I drive long enough.
#9
Okay after some more research and investigation plus speakimg with both Magnaflow and Flowmaster directly, its not a good idea for me to go aftermarket with the undesirable cabin noise which will happen.
Im thinking cosmetic improvement at this point only. I was thinking to only install the rear portion of this exhaust (resonator end) to my stock exhaust. I would have a shop cut and weld on for me.
I emailed Magnaflow to see how I could get my hands on just this section of the exhaust and what the cost would be. Who knows, perhaps there could be impoved tonal change as a result.
Perhaps worth the exploration. Just a thought. We'll see.
Im thinking cosmetic improvement at this point only. I was thinking to only install the rear portion of this exhaust (resonator end) to my stock exhaust. I would have a shop cut and weld on for me.
I emailed Magnaflow to see how I could get my hands on just this section of the exhaust and what the cost would be. Who knows, perhaps there could be impoved tonal change as a result.
Perhaps worth the exploration. Just a thought. We'll see.
#10
our muffler is in the rear, most aftermarket systems move the muffler up in the middle of the truck.. i dont think there would be that much added in cabin noise with the magnaflow, the flowmaster yea..lol its loud... i think you would be fine with the magnaflow.. your not gonna get and agressive sound without hearing it alittle inside at some point.. and when i say hearing it i dont mean being loud or rattling things inside the cabin.. i did alot of research on this as well.. and in general the magnaflow was said to not drone hardly at all and be pretty much everything you described.. id say go for it and see how it sounds.. its going to be noticable at first no matter how quiet it is being more agressive than stock.. after a week or 2 she prob wouldnt notice anymore