Which exhaust system should i do???
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O.k. i'm getting that itch again to do something to my truck and decided on the exhaust. I want a cat back dual exhaust and the two i'm looking at are a flowmaster 50 HD series non stainless steel (American Thunder series) for 485.00 or a magnaflow stainless steel for 675.00 both are supposed to be bolt on systems. Does anyone have either of these setups and if so pros/cons. I kinda want the SS MAGNAFLOW but is it worth the price difference?What would you all do?http://www.streetsideauto.com/produc...YMM&Reset=True
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i run a magnum engine in my ride, so this comment is a little out of place- but I thought I'd share all the same...
I currently have a single in dual out FM Delta 44 on the truck... sounds good and aggressive.. I have cali emissions, but I live elsewhere, which is beneficial to running true duals- which is whats about to happen.. anyway-
I just landed the muffler today.. It's a magnaflow dual in dual out, with an X pipe inside a single chamber (helps with the scavenging).. So, I open the box and take a peek-
holy crap.. I don't know what this thing is going to sound like, but I'm telling you I could drop a golf ball down one pipe on one side and watch it fall all the way through without touching a thing.. I think it's safe to say it will 'outflow' a flowmaster.. I have no clue what it's going to sound like though..
I currently have a single in dual out FM Delta 44 on the truck... sounds good and aggressive.. I have cali emissions, but I live elsewhere, which is beneficial to running true duals- which is whats about to happen.. anyway-
I just landed the muffler today.. It's a magnaflow dual in dual out, with an X pipe inside a single chamber (helps with the scavenging).. So, I open the box and take a peek-
holy crap.. I don't know what this thing is going to sound like, but I'm telling you I could drop a golf ball down one pipe on one side and watch it fall all the way through without touching a thing.. I think it's safe to say it will 'outflow' a flowmaster.. I have no clue what it's going to sound like though..
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I use Flowmaster's the rusting out issue is true, but anyone who takes care of their truck and lives in an environment where they have snow/rain learn to take care of the underside of the truck on a monthly basis to prevent such of things. I love my 40 series, its very deep and mean sounding not to mention gave me an extra MPG or two.
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Flowmasters are baffled, drone and rust. Go with the magnaflow if thats your only other choice. Personally though I like my borla setup. Also IMO catbacks are pretty worthless, you pay so much $$$ for a muffler and piping to make it look good. I ditched my catback and just went to a SI/SO muffler with 3" piping and dumped it over the axle and have 0 complaints and lets you get a really good muffler without spending an arm and a leg on a whole setup
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