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Drilling a hole in the Muffler to get a louder tone??? Sure would be cheaper than spending $400 on a whole new system, but could be crappy and could mess something up. Anyone know anything about it?
I tried this just for the h#ll of it before I put my new system on my 5.8L Bronco. The holes really did not make much of a noise difference at all. I could not tell any difference. I even put multiple holes in it and still nothing.
I tried this just for the h#ll of it before I put my new system on my 5.8L Bronco. The holes really did not make much of a noise difference at all. I could not tell any difference. I even put multiple holes in it and still nothing.
well thanks for the help man
my brother told me it would make a big improvement- not sure if he really knew but it was worth a shot. thanks
Depends on where you drill the hole(s) Try near the inlet but on the bottom side of the muffler, if you go right in the outlet end it won't make a diff.
I had a friend who wanted to cut his muffler off his truck but halfway through got tired of working and just left it with a big chunk out of the piping. The mixed sounds made his truck sound like a civic on steroids. Best bet would be just to cut it all the way off or just replace the whole thing.
Drilling holes in the 92 made it a super sleeper before we replaced the exhaust system, it made it sound like a crappy oil burner, til you would step on the gas and mash some gears.
I drilled holes in mine and didn't like the way it sounded, reminded me of a tuner car, so I took a claw hammer and a crowbar to it, sounded good after that. Only problem I had with that was a lot of resonance in the cab, so I cut it all off, and after a while got bored with that so I gutted the cats. Now I have Flowmaster 40's and love it.
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