quiet exhaust
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quiet exhaust
i want an exhaust system for my 2000 reg cab that will help with egt,s . Is there a system that sounds good, not one that sounds like a helicopter, or that pooping sound , but one that is kinda quiet. A friend has a bully dog system on his, and i dont think it sounds good. Maybe im asking for too much, just hope someone can help me out.
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Pooping sound???
That's the funniest description of Powerstroke exhaust flutter I've heard yet.
There is really no way to get rid of it except leave the stock exhaust on there to provide some back pressure. It's a side effect of a v-block engine and the way the exhaust pulses arrive at the turbocharger, etc.
I'm not real thrilled with it either, in fact if I had to choose something to change about my PSD, that would be my choice without hesitation.
But having a big poopy sounding exhaust is more desirable than having the EGT's go up too high.
That's the funniest description of Powerstroke exhaust flutter I've heard yet.
There is really no way to get rid of it except leave the stock exhaust on there to provide some back pressure. It's a side effect of a v-block engine and the way the exhaust pulses arrive at the turbocharger, etc.
I'm not real thrilled with it either, in fact if I had to choose something to change about my PSD, that would be my choice without hesitation.
But having a big poopy sounding exhaust is more desirable than having the EGT's go up too high.
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Originally Posted by Kwikkordead
Pooping sound???
That's the funniest description of Powerstroke exhaust flutter I've heard yet.
There is really no way to get rid of it except leave the stock exhaust on there to provide some back pressure. It's a side effect of a v-block engine and the way the exhaust pulses arrive at the turbocharger, etc.
I'm not real thrilled with it either, in fact if I had to choose something to change about my PSD, that would be my choice without hesitation.
But having a big poopy sounding exhaust is more desirable than having the EGT's go up too high.
That's the funniest description of Powerstroke exhaust flutter I've heard yet.
There is really no way to get rid of it except leave the stock exhaust on there to provide some back pressure. It's a side effect of a v-block engine and the way the exhaust pulses arrive at the turbocharger, etc.
I'm not real thrilled with it either, in fact if I had to choose something to change about my PSD, that would be my choice without hesitation.
But having a big poopy sounding exhaust is more desirable than having the EGT's go up too high.
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I like my MBRP 4" turbo back. its not that loud with the muffler. thought about taking the muffler doing a delete, but I have ohter things to spend my money on. now with a quiet exhuast the motor is louder and sings just fine. hope that helps. plus it was easy to install, which also is nice
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gk45,
The Bully Dog systems use a hollow core unpacked muffler so the sound is lets say different! Get an MBRP or AFE systesm as they use a muffler that is packed with a ceramic blanket and stainless steel wool, makes all the difference in the world in the sound level and sound quality. If you have any questions on them please call us we'll be glad to help you.
Mark @ DPPI
The Bully Dog systems use a hollow core unpacked muffler so the sound is lets say different! Get an MBRP or AFE systesm as they use a muffler that is packed with a ceramic blanket and stainless steel wool, makes all the difference in the world in the sound level and sound quality. If you have any questions on them please call us we'll be glad to help you.
Mark @ DPPI
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Originally Posted by gk45
sorry guys ,i meant pooping sound. This describes it best for me. Think i will check on a mbrp system. I can tolerate some noise, just didnt like the sound of bully dog.
If you did mean pooping, well, just consider yourself lucky most people don't sound so pretty when they poop!