Looking for a muffler
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Looking for a muffler
Hi everybody,
Just brought my 2006 f250 crew cab v8 to the garage. My muffler has a fairly large hole in it. My mechanic said the piping to the muffler is still in good shape and literally the only part that requires replacing is the muffler itself. I told him I'd like a bit more of a "throaty" sound than the original stock muffler. He suggested the dynomax super turbo, which retails for $250 here in Canada. I checked a few US websites and it's about half price there with free shipping. In fact most mufflers are about half price in the States. There are so many to choose from, I was wondering anyone had some good advice regarding which brand and model to go with. I'd like to keep it as close to a direct fit as I can seeing as all the pipes are still good.
Thanks
Itch
Just brought my 2006 f250 crew cab v8 to the garage. My muffler has a fairly large hole in it. My mechanic said the piping to the muffler is still in good shape and literally the only part that requires replacing is the muffler itself. I told him I'd like a bit more of a "throaty" sound than the original stock muffler. He suggested the dynomax super turbo, which retails for $250 here in Canada. I checked a few US websites and it's about half price there with free shipping. In fact most mufflers are about half price in the States. There are so many to choose from, I was wondering anyone had some good advice regarding which brand and model to go with. I'd like to keep it as close to a direct fit as I can seeing as all the pipes are still good.
Thanks
Itch
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Hi everybody,
Just brought my 2006 f250 crew cab v8 to the garage. My muffler has a fairly large hole in it. My mechanic said the piping to the muffler is still in good shape and literally the only part that requires replacing is the muffler itself. I told him I'd like a bit more of a "throaty" sound than the original stock muffler. He suggested the dynomax super turbo, which retails for $250 here in Canada. I checked a few US websites and it's about half price there with free shipping. In fact most mufflers are about half price in the States. There are so many to choose from, I was wondering anyone had some good advice regarding which brand and model to go with. I'd like to keep it as close to a direct fit as I can seeing as all the pipes are still good.
Thanks
Itch
Just brought my 2006 f250 crew cab v8 to the garage. My muffler has a fairly large hole in it. My mechanic said the piping to the muffler is still in good shape and literally the only part that requires replacing is the muffler itself. I told him I'd like a bit more of a "throaty" sound than the original stock muffler. He suggested the dynomax super turbo, which retails for $250 here in Canada. I checked a few US websites and it's about half price there with free shipping. In fact most mufflers are about half price in the States. There are so many to choose from, I was wondering anyone had some good advice regarding which brand and model to go with. I'd like to keep it as close to a direct fit as I can seeing as all the pipes are still good.
Thanks
Itch
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I just removed a magnaflow and put one of these on........Dynomax 17957 Dynomax VT Mufflers - Free Shipping on All Orders @ JEGS
It makes a nice tone when you punch it but is about as quiet as stock at cruise and part throttle no drone whatsoever. definetly quieter than the larger magnaflow and flows more at WOT, you will feel a slight difference over stock. I left my stock resonator on as well. i rode in a 99 with a flowmaster and it was really tinny sounding.
It makes a nice tone when you punch it but is about as quiet as stock at cruise and part throttle no drone whatsoever. definetly quieter than the larger magnaflow and flows more at WOT, you will feel a slight difference over stock. I left my stock resonator on as well. i rode in a 99 with a flowmaster and it was really tinny sounding.
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