Hemi Dual Exhaust
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Hemi Dual Exhaust
I've been thinking about putting a new exhaust system on my 07. I would like a few opinons. It has a Hemi, stock exhaust. I don't want a loud, obnoxious system but something that sounds....good. On my 97 Chevy (350) I had Jardine dual system which sounded really good but it rotted out (didn't drive the truck much, that is why it failed). Then I put a 3" single Flowmaster system on it and it got tiresome after a while. Would duals be better then a single? Would taking out the 3rd muffler (??) make a difference? Rear or side exit? This is my first Dodge. I do pull an enclosed snowmobile trailer in the winter and my wife may occasionally pull her horse trailer with it (depends on what her next vehicle is). Thanks for your thoughts.
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From: nevada mo
if ur goin to be pullin a trailer alot i would go out the sides so its not constently echoing off the trailer i would go flowmaster sounds good and they do make quieter mufflers if u dont want it to loud
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go dynomax! They have been proven to out flow both magnaflow and flowmasters, also they are stainless...as long as you leave stock cats and resonators on you should be at a good low rumble unless at WOT. Also as stated i go out the side or at an angle like mine with towing as much as you plan on doing. I have after market LT headers, y-pipe, high flow cats, no resonator with a 1-2 dynomax out the back at 45 degree angle and mine is retarded loud, but i love it.
Last edited by luckydt; Jul 20, 2010 at 09:34 PM.
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Use whatever, just do your snowmobile and horse a favor and dump out the sides. you can bypass the third muffler, it,s a resonator btw, with a flowmaster 50 series, it does a 1 into 2 exhaust for dual exhaust. I have that set up, not bad, no drone. and sounds good at wot. Inexpensive, thats one of the reasons I got it. good luck bud.