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Old 02-13-2010, 06:12 PM
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Quiet exhaust help

Hi there, does anyone know a 2.5" inlet/outlet muffler that is about as loud as a stock muffler? i just got a ticket for having glasspacks and need to change them asap. thanks for the help
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Look at a flowmaster 50 delta. Someone posted up there was a 2 1/4" inlet/outlet one on summit. They might have your 2.5" you need. Its a little louder then stock, but not too much. Not even close to your glasspacks
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im currently running 8" glasspacks so how much of a difference would it be???
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big difference. Lets put it this way. Stock exhaust I could hear the intake over the exhaust. My 14 inch magnaflow I can hear in the cab OVER the engine. My little bro had a Flowie 50 delta on his 3.0 and it had a nice low idle and when he tried to rev it you could hear engine over exhaust. Not exactly stock, but more so then my 14 in ch magnaflow. (I think the delta 50 is 18 inches, but don't quote me on it.)
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Thanks Kiyo ima look into that. i sure am going to miss the loud exhaust. lol
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so i just checked on summit and found a flowmaster 40 series delta and 50 series delta. whats the difference
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not sure, check the flowmaster site, it'll tell you which one is quieter, which is what it sounds like you need!! lol.
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haha ya well im young and like it loud. lol the sad part is i thought the 8" glasspack wasnt loud enough.
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If you drive a lot, you get tired of listening to exhaust noise. It's much nicer to be able to hear your cd player instead and carry on a conversation without shouting. Personally, I think the MagnaFlow 40's are a little too loud for my taste.

Anyone have personal experience with the noise difference between the 40s and the 50s?
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I have the magnaflow 14 inch muffler and I am getting used to it, but there is gonna be a lot of dynamat in my future. at 70mph, the drone kills me. Eventually I will cut it out and get a flowmaster 50 delta in there.

But I am old too. At least in the group of folks that all went wheeling today.
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haha at highway speeds all i hear is my swampers. lol but i think im gonna throw a thrush welded muffler on until the court date and hopefully get the ticket dropped and then buy a nice flowmaster.
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The carpet and rear interior panels are missing from mine. The flowmaster 40 resonates a lot more than I'd like. It gets tiring after a while.

New carpet and some sound mat along with a quieter muffler are on my wishlist.
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sounds like you are in the same boat as me, except I HAVE carpet in the back still and it starts to get old after a while. Sound mat is coming. I guess some folks use peel and seal, a roofing material from Lowes, but I guess is identical to dynamat and radio installers use it all the time, gonna give that a test run in the cargo area behind the panels on the exterior walls
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magnaflow 18'' just the right amount of loudness
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I wish I would have gotten the 18 inch.
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I was looking at the dynomax super turbos. It's too bad no one seems to give noise level specs.
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very true. The closest you get is flowmasters scale of loudness.
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well how loud is the Flowmaster 40 series delta? im thinking it will still be a pretty big difference than what i have now.
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The FM 40 is tolerable. But your not going to listen to your radio without the volume cranked up some and you have to raise your voice to talk to someone next to you.
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oh thanks Roadkill. i think i'll prolly stick with a 50 series then


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