What muffler?
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I also installed a thrush glasspack 2 mos ago after driving without a muffler for more than 2 yrs after my flowmaster rusted out. At first with no muffler it sounded badass but after awhile i it drove me nuts because of the drone in cab. After researching all possible mufflers and prices i didnt want to spend the big bucks on my 2001 pig. So i settled for the thrush glasspack for only $25.00 at advanced auto parts. And i couldnt be happier. It has that the low deep rumble i was originally looking for. For under $50.00 (clamps and dumped after the muffler) you cant lose.
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I have a Flowmaster 50 (can't remember if its delta flow or super 50 so i just say super 50 lol) and I love it. I get alot of compliments on it and it's not super loud and doesn't crackle. I have a crappy exhaust vid but it gives a good general idea for sound, does sound louder in vid bc of the camera being so close
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Im with the thrush glasspack guys. Ive been through many exhaust setups, but if I were to pick a favorite, it would simply be thrush glasspack in place of the stock muffler with everything else stock. Smooth, deep, not too loud but still noticeable. Now I have a gutted cat and the thrush and Im not a big fan of it. Another plus of the thrush is that its perforated core, not louvered, so it will flow great, and its almost like a real cheap magnaflow.
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