I know AT3030's were somewhat popular on 3rd gen Rams. I put one on my 2004 and it sounded great. Has anyone put one on an '09? I have the factory duals and want to wake them up a little, nothing too loud (i'm 46) but louder than stock. The Aero Turbine site wasn't much help I don't know if they are updating it?

 

Good question. I know when I had my 3rd gen hemi that was the muffler to get. I'd throw them an email or call. Never know they just might have somthing.

 

M15- finally did a little research on AT and found that that they became a publically traded company on the stock market. Found an investor web forum with way too much to digest. Looks like AT got in bed with NASCAR at some point and must not have lived up to their expectations. There was some reference to a law suit by Nascar. Bottom line is, AT does not appear to exist as a company any longer so no info on using it on an '09 Hemi. I'm sure it would work but there is no warranty to back the muffler.

 

First of all Aeroturbine is still in business and I spoke with their factory last week.
I installed an AT3030 3 inch in 3 inch out on my 2010 Ram Hemi 2500 yesterday and I love it. It sounds agressive at idle and during acceleration but as soon as you take your foot off the gas it quiets back to the stock sound, which is the ideal performance exhaust behavior in my opinion. I ordered my from Moe's performance online for 120 shipped. I would highly reccomend it, little to no drone inside the cab whatsoever. In fact I have the stock resonator in place still but I will be removing it to get a little more highway sound, call me crazy I know but I miss the highway sound of my Mustangs.

 

Thanks! I guess I stand corrected. I didn't call the factory but the web site is out of date and the info I found on their stock indicated they were out of business. Just so I'm not crazy, google the stock symbol AERP. It was traded OTC until last November.

Back to the topic at hand... I have the factory duals so I would have to use the AT and a y-pipe if I recall the exhause configuration. I think its single in dual out on the stock muffler?