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i wana change my truck to a dual system with heads the rest is undesided but there are many exhuast posts but non i can find about stock sound i was hopeing to get all opions on this question i havent been able to find info on. my truck is to damb quit perod, it has a zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz sound untill i step on it then it sounds great and roars like a beast, what can i run to have the stock sound of stepin on it through out the entire rpm range? what is the closest u can get i was thinking headers two pies in a two in two out muffler and out each side before wheels i am also hopeing the exhuast will get rid off a mid range powerless spot
help greatyl apperciated dont want to wast money for a civik sounding truck i would have to shout myself in the foot
It is impossible for written words to come even remotely close to describing what something sounds like much less what it might sound like when it's "what if".
It is going to sound like what it sounds like. No more, no less.
www.e31.net "Why different engines make different exhaust sounds."
little harsh isnt it lol
let me refraze i wnated to know if anyone had an exhaust that sound close to the stock but louder (much louder) how did u do it? personally i think the flowmaster duals are to ricy for me thats seem to be the pick of everyone
A muffler "muffles"...that is what it does. When one changes to a big "performance" muffler it usually "muffles" less than a stock muffler. I don't know of any way one can maintain the same "sound" only much louder because then it is no longer the same sound. I think you are looking for something that does not exist.
when i was doing my exhaust, i fired it up with the stock open manifold (nothing after the stock mani) just to hear it, and it had the same tone, it was just louder. Im sure ill get flamed for this (i dont care, so take your best shot) but i wasnt really impressed with it. Alot of guys seem to think that a 300 with an open header is some dope-***, waking-the-dead beast, and its just not. Regardless, if you want it to be louder with the same tone, i'd say run no muffler at all. straight pipe. Cat or no cat, wont really matter that much. Theres just not enough going on here to have the muffler drastically change the sound.
Am i the only one sick of guys on here butchering the english language? im sure ill never get that to change, but still, is there a problem with it the way it is? Maverick, man, come on....