Sport "aggressive note" vs. Laramie "Refined Note"
Dodge website and brochure lists that the Sport comes with the dual exhaust with a "aggressive note" and the Laramie dual exhaust with a "Power Refined Note".
Has anyone ever heard both of them to compare? and is there a difference or is this just total marketing BS?
Has anyone ever heard both of them to compare? and is there a difference or is this just total marketing BS?
I just got done shopping for a 2010 Ram I ended up buying a Sport partly because I liked the Rumble of the exhaust compared to a SLT or Laramie with dual tailpipes. Try both out and compare, even at idle the Sport sounds good especially when standing at the back of the truck.
dont just buy a trim level do to only muffler sound.. chrome v painted bumers and other things should matter more
pick whichever trim you want.. then go buy a $90 borla (or other) muffler.. have a corner shop install it for $50 and you will never regret it... hit the throttle and **** the wife off
pick whichever trim you want.. then go buy a $90 borla (or other) muffler.. have a corner shop install it for $50 and you will never regret it... hit the throttle and **** the wife off
dont just buy a trim level do to only muffler sound.. chrome v painted bumers and other things should matter more
pick whichever trim you want.. then go buy a $90 borla (or other) muffler.. have a corner shop install it for $50 and you will never regret it... hit the throttle and **** the wife off
pick whichever trim you want.. then go buy a $90 borla (or other) muffler.. have a corner shop install it for $50 and you will never regret it... hit the throttle and **** the wife off
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If Chrysler was smart they'd offer the sport exhaust as an option on all Hemi equipped trucks as well as standard on the sport package - an easy way to ream the customer for more cash. People will pay for performace; or the illusion of performance - look at ricer crowd.



