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Old 08-23-2013, 08:46 AM
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stop playing around and go with a magnaflow- it is a perforated through pipe design that doesn't restrict flow one bit, or even slow it down- which is important on a rig running a catalytic converter, so long as the muffler is right behind the cat.... it's all about convection and keeping that little conveyer of exhaust pulses moving along..

borla is a good second choice. similar design.. stay away from chambered designs with these engines.
 
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Old 08-23-2013, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by dodge dude94
That is going to be my next muffler once the Thrush is either rusted and ugly or I get more money. lol
You got a high flow or stock cat? My truck got much louder when I removed the stock cat for a magnaflow direct fit (stupid clogged stock one).
 
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Originally Posted by Johnn123
You got a high flow or stock cat? My truck got much louder when I removed the stock cat for a magnaflow direct fit (stupid clogged stock one).
Stock cat that was the cheapest I could find.

I found that when I replaced my cat, the exhaust actually got a tad mellower at idle, but louder at higher RPM.
 



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