I know of few of you got this one. I know lots of us got Magnaflows, Dynomaxes, and Vortex's, but listen to this. This is on a 3.4L Tacoma with a FLowmaster 50. Sounds similar to my brother's Silverado V8 with a 40.

I think I found my next muffler.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkcfPMgGCX0

 

lol u still havint figured out what one u like ?

 

It actually sounds pretty good. I'll give it props.

 

haha. Fair enough. The reason being my friend just got true duals on his frontier. It's a 3.3L. Ours is a 3.4L, I figure they will sound similar. His wasn't near are deep as the Taco in the youtube video. Right now, its down to Magnaflow, Jardine, or Flow 50.

 

buy them all

 

It might have to come down to that, Plus I'm working at a garage right now, they distribute flowmasters. I think I could get a 50 cheaper than any other muffler.

 

So did you have a bad experience with the Vortex Muffler from Jason Burtman. That was the one I was considering.

 

No, not exactly. It's too loud. On the interstate, the tach has to be jsut right or its droney. Im going to college. I'll go make a clip...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6eHVZezsUw

Warm Start

 

I am happy with my 50....

nowhere near a large displacement engine sound

 

Does it sound like the Taco clip?

 

I like the engine note

 

I've got a flowmaster 50 on mine, I like the sound. Nate I see your from Bristol, do you ever come to Johnson City?? If you do, I could meet up with you one day and you could listen to mine and see if you like it.

 

Warm and Cold Starts can sound completely different.

 

I gotta buddy in Bluff City, so I'm down in Bluff City about once a week. We tend to go JC every now and then. PM me for contact info and we can try to meet up.

 

Yeah, no cherry bombs for me. Flows, at least in a V8 car, can have a nasty drone too...

 

i really like the tone and volume of my vortex

 

i like my flowmaster 40, but i to wanted the 50, but the shop didn't have it so i had to settle. get the 50.

 

Are duals bad for towing?

 

Dual exhaust will eliminate your back pressure.