Arkansas does not have inspections, I don't think the guy will take it off I might can bargin with him, but deff don't want to get him in trouble

 

alright the guy said he will do it but gotta wait till nobody's here, so gotta wait just gunna weld it on for now and put stronger hangers on it, I'll prob wait till the end of the year when I got the truck paid off have it taken off and get a louder muffler any suggestions on a good one?

 

what do y'all think, will this hold? also when he turned on my truck my converter was making a ticking noise like loose metal any idea what it could be?

 

It's not illegal unless you get caught


...ok, that's horrible advice. I would check state laws. In Maryland, IIRC it's ok to remove it as long as the vehicle passes the state emission requirements. They don't even look under the vehicle to see if the converter is in place while testing. However, the requirements are so strict that you basically need the converter to pass. They do offer historic plates for vehicles 20 years or older. Basically you don't have to do state inspections or emissions testing. The historic plates are literally the only good thing about the state of Maryland.

I don't know if you have the 22-RE or 3VZ-E. If you have the 22-RE I can't really make a recommendation. If you have the 3VZ-E, I can say again that I'm quite fond of my Magnaflow.

 

that's what I have on it now and it has a really nice sound to it, it's soothing I'm not sure what kind of engine I have in it maybe you could tell



like I said I'm still learning so bear with me If I can't answer most questions

 

That's the 3VZ-E V6. And if you already have a Magnaflow on there, then you're good to go IMO

 

now you were talking about the turn downs why don't you like them?

 

It's just the combination of the turndown and the dual outlet. I can see having a dual outlet muffler if you're going to run tailpipes out the back to give an illusion of a true dual exhaust. But having turndowns right after the dual outlet seems a bit unnecessary. A single outlet with a turndown would have been fine. You're probably not gaining anything with the second outlet. But that's just my opinion. I'm anal and weird about a lot of things

 

that's what he put on there they sound good, it gives it a deep sound that I like

 

Jackie you have a 1993 toyota Pickup. 3.0 V6 engine with a 5spd transmission.

Your exhaust is a Flowmaster 30 series 2.25" inlet with Dual 2.25" outlets.

You need to remove the converter as soon as possible. Do not put a magma flow on that Toyota. You will not like the sound of it. I grant you that. Once you remove your converter your truck will sound 10 times better. Your in love with the sound if mine. I'm running the Flowmaster single in dual out with no convertor. I can tell you that the tail pipes will change the sound alot too. If you set yours up like he did mine then you will enjoy the sound. Tell him to do the same to yours. If he can't remember I can send you pics so he remembers again lol.

 

that's not flow master it's magna flow that's what I bought I turned down the flow master cause of the price

 

those are really ugly looking welds on your hanger brackets.

I would keep your eye on them so they don`t break and fall off causing even more grief.

The rattle sound is most likely the heat shield on the converter.

I would guess the double turn down muffler was what they had in stock so that is what you got.

 

title made me think of this

 

alright I'll keep a lookout, he said it broke off before because he put bad hangers on it.

is there anyway to fix the rattle just for now?

 

Uhh yeah it is a Flowmaster.... Do you think I didn't look at your truck.

 

I'm telling you I bought a magnaflow I saw it come straight out the box that's what I paid for

 

Children, lets all get along now!....

 

I don't get how some people determine the kinds of mufflers, just by looking at them, especially if they have no markings on them. I'm not saying Toyota Boy is wrong or anything. He actually may be onto something. Before when I was looking at the pics, I really wasn't looking for markings. There are no markings on your muffler, so it really could be anything. Either that, or I'm just not seeing the markings in your pics. You say it come out of a Magnaflow box and you paid for a Magnaflow. I don't doubt that one bit. The funny thing is...every Magnaflow I've ever seen has the name stamped on both sides of the case. Like mine:


Or this random single in/dual out that I did a quick search for:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/261239498379?lpid=82
I've seen pictures of Magnaflow "chambered" mufflers online without markings on them, but they looked like CAD drawings, not the real thing. I think Toyota Boy is right that it's not a Magnaflow. Whether or not it's a Flowmaster 30 series...I have no clue. It sounds that he's pretty certain about it.

Something about all this seems fishy to me.

I love you guys!

 

something's not right here's the receipt...

 

Jackie magnaflow is a a SS exhaust that looks like this...

This is Flowmaster

Do you really wanna argue with me..., lol I know my exhaust