View Poll Results: What aftermarket Muffler you running?
Dynomax
21
3.88%
Monroe
3
0.55%
Borla
23
4.25%
Flowmaster
178
32.90%
Magnaflow
118
21.81%
Gibson
25
4.62%
Cherry Bomb
76
14.05%
Aero Turbine
30
5.55%
No muffler at all
26
4.81%
Thrush
14
2.59%
Other (please specify in a post)
27
4.99%
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02-04-2009, 10:55 PM
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02-07-2009, 11:23 PM
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i'm running the flowmaster 40 series si/do straight out the rear, i like the way it sounds haven't had any problems with it had it on my 05 4.7 and have i now on my hemi
#14
02-09-2009, 11:03 PM
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Have a Flowmaster 70 series Big Block. Came on the truck. Quiet when I bought the truck, but seems to have been getting louder as of lately. Really sounds good now.
#15
02-10-2009, 04:54 PM
Just installed a FloPro Max, SS 5x11" muffler. Absolutely LOVE IT! Can't keep my foot out of the pedal cause I love the sound. 
As far as performance, haven't really felt much of a difference yet. Regardless, for the $$ I don't think you can go wrong. I've got less than $100 in the whole deal, muffler and misc parts needed. And this is a SS muffler. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to get more rumble, but nothing too extreme.
As far as performance, haven't really felt much of a difference yet. Regardless, for the $$ I don't think you can go wrong. I've got less than $100 in the whole deal, muffler and misc parts needed. And this is a SS muffler. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to get more rumble, but nothing too extreme.
#16
02-11-2009, 06:39 PM
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fm original 40 series. 3 inch single in to 2.5 inch dual out. pipes exit behind rear tire on each side with slash cut tips. looks great, SOUNDS great. i plan on doing headers soon and i will most likely go back to single exhaust and run a at3030 muff cuase ive been loving the sound of those lately (i want performance and sound now) magnaflow in my opinion are way too quiet ( i finally heard the 14 inch in person on a bowtie and it wasnt all that impressive in the sound dept, yeah dodges are always louder i know). i personally like to make noise where ever i go.
#17
02-12-2009, 09:34 PM
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Flowmaster 40, single in dual out, straight out the back. Sounds amazing. I don't know if I noticed a performance boost or if I am just stepping on the gas harder to hear the pipes. I love to step on it around those little rice burners with the giant mufflers to let them hear what power really sounds like. That was my first mod and I don't have any regrets.
#18
02-13-2009, 08:55 PM
Flowmaster 40, single in dual out, straight out the back. Sounds amazing. I don't know if I noticed a performance boost or if I am just stepping on the gas harder to hear the pipes. I love to step on it around those little rice burners with the giant mufflers to let them hear what power really sounds like. That was my first mod and I don't have any regrets.
There are alot of those ricers in my area, I really really want to ba able to do that.
#19
02-13-2009, 10:27 PM
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Flowmaster 40, single in dual out, straight out the back. Sounds amazing. I don't know if I noticed a performance boost or if I am just stepping on the gas harder to hear the pipes. I love to step on it around those little rice burners with the giant mufflers to let them hear what power really sounds like. That was my first mod and I don't have any regrets.
+1 On revving the engine next to the little ricers. Always shuts them up
