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Old 04-22-2005, 10:17 PM
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Well since ive probably annoyed the guys on the SVT sites I visit, I thought Id ask you guys. I need some new mufflers for my truck and I was just going to get 2 mufflers but then I thought I could just get 1 with 2 in 2 out(), but I was wondering if this would have an adverse effects on the exhuast flow?
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Re: Lets talk mufflers.

I'd assume it'd be fine if it is a perforated tube type with deadening material surrounding, it'd act like a crossover I guess. What brands are good for a low gurgly sound withought drone or buzz? I need to get a new downpipe first off though since my stock one has a hole in it and sounds like open headers when WOT and rice at half .
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Re: Re: Lets talk mufflers.

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What brands are good for a low gurgly sound withought drone or buzz?

Flowmaster has a nice low sound, but has a lot of drone depending on where the tips are.
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Old 04-24-2005, 07:42 PM
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Re: Lets talk mufflers.

I've heard good things about dynomax. I hate drone, I'd rather have no sound than drone, I hope I'll be able to get some gurgle out of my twin turbo 3L .
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Re: Lets talk mufflers.

i have flows straight out the back...sounds deep and mean
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