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Magnaflow Hi Flow Cat/Straight Pipe Q's
Okie dokie, so after the truck is painted and stuff. The next two things on the agenda will be to take the 20% tint off and put 5% on the truck, The other is to re-do the exhaust.
So I am going to buy a Magnaflow Hi-Flow Cat. And then I WAS thinking of putting in a Y then dual straight out to a 45 behind each tire. However. I was just curious what would be the difference in sound from doing the setup I just listed versus doing TWO Hi-Flow Cat's and straight pipes off each cat? Will there be a large noticeable difference in sound? I would be running 2.50'' exhaust to 4'' tips. |
Originally Posted by LegendKiller89
(Post 2261868)
Okie dokie, so after the truck is painted and stuff. The next two things on the agenda will be to take the 20% tint off and put 5% on the truck, The other is to re-do the exhaust.
So I am going to buy a Magnaflow Hi-Flow Cat. And then I WAS thinking of putting in a Y then dual straight out to a 45 behind each tire. However. I was just curious what would be the difference in sound from doing the setup I just listed versus doing TWO Hi-Flow Cat's and straight pipes off each cat? Will there be a large noticeable difference in sound? I would be running 2.50'' exhaust to 4'' tips. |
No real difference except money, and you might have to get a little creative with the o2 sensors. And like pcfixerpro said, I'd get a muffler, even if it's just a glasspack or something. I had a single straight pipe and a high flow cat on my truck for a week and hated it. The drone inside the cab was unbearable and it didn't sound good outside. The cops weren't a fan of it either.
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ya it will be alot louder i would put out the back or at a angle, to close to the cab your going to get annoyed sometimes
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