exhaust sound clips
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Rice Rockets don't sound good.
This sounds good, like I said.
No, I don't.
This sounds good, like I said.
No, I don't.
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Try Summit Racing Stainless Steel Muffler. It has an internal single chamber, like ondulated type, not completely straight through, low back pressure and sounds very good with a long glasspack on the middle of the pipe. Oh and... it's only around $80. I've had it for a year and still looks and sounds like the first day.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Zman)</div><div class='quotemain'>Try Summit Racing Stainless Steel Muffler. It has an internal single chamber, like ondulated type, not completely straight through, low back pressure and sounds very good with a long glasspack on the middle of the pipe. Oh and... it's only around $80. I've had it for a year and still looks and sounds like the first day.</div>
do u have any soundclips of it or can u get some?
if i kept the stock muffler and put 2.5" pipe instead of stock and got some headers would it sound decent
do u have any soundclips of it or can u get some?
if i kept the stock muffler and put 2.5" pipe instead of stock and got some headers would it sound decent
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www.Magnaflow.com has some good mufflers and they have some sound clips.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Pyro)</div><div class='quotemain'>if i kept the stock muffler and put 2.5" pipe instead of stock and got some headers would it sound decent</div>
The problem is your gains with the header and the stock muffler would be minimal, because the stock muffler just puts too much back pressure. In that case you would be much better with a sports muffler and your OEM exhaust. I read and heard that headers makes our exhaust really loud, I am hoping (now that I bought headers with the group buy) that my exhaust doesn't get too loud or I will have to add some more glasspacks or something.
Another disadvantage of your idea is the stock muffler is 2" so your 2,5" line would strangle to 2" at the end of the pipe so... and regards sound... I think the OEM muffler would quiet almost all down.
The problem is your gains with the header and the stock muffler would be minimal, because the stock muffler just puts too much back pressure. In that case you would be much better with a sports muffler and your OEM exhaust. I read and heard that headers makes our exhaust really loud, I am hoping (now that I bought headers with the group buy) that my exhaust doesn't get too loud or I will have to add some more glasspacks or something.
Another disadvantage of your idea is the stock muffler is 2" so your 2,5" line would strangle to 2" at the end of the pipe so... and regards sound... I think the OEM muffler would quiet almost all down.
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Re: exhaust sound clips
Actually I've had the stock muffler out before. Its straight-through basically. Aftermarket is hardly, if any, better. The size of the tip makes little difference.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (hamhead)</div><div class='quotemain'>Actually I've had the stock muffler out before. Its straight-through basically. Aftermarket is hardly, if any, better. The size of the tip makes little difference.</div>
Sure aftermarket is no better than stright through pipe... but it surely sounds lod.. doesn't it?
The size of the pipe makes no difference IF it's bigger than your exhaust line, but if it's smaller it's like a bottle neck. It wouldn't make sense to enlarge the whole exhaust line and at the end reduced it to fit the OEM exhaust muffler as Pyro was asking.
Sure aftermarket is no better than stright through pipe... but it surely sounds lod.. doesn't it?
The size of the pipe makes no difference IF it's bigger than your exhaust line, but if it's smaller it's like a bottle neck. It wouldn't make sense to enlarge the whole exhaust line and at the end reduced it to fit the OEM exhaust muffler as Pyro was asking.
