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Just Bring It
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Hey, I have been doing some late night research on which mufflers to buy for my 3000GT(with 192K miles, and dying VR-4 exhaust)... and I have found that people dont actually say anything about which muffler was purchased, spec or model number wise. IE most people will say... purchased a magnaflow, or a flowmaster(though I have see the 40 series mentioned often)
Anyway, what size should I get? My tubing is 3" So I am thinking about buying this and putting it where a driveshaft would be, then piping to tips Magnaflow 3" inlet, dual 2.25 output. 5x8x18 Should I go with single in and single out... then y split? Any thoughts? how does size affect sound? I want it Quiet as possible.
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grandpa's midlife crisis
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I have a Magnaflow (2-1/2 in - 2X 2-1/4 out) it sounds great without being too loud. Flowmaster 40 sounds good, but will be too loud for my taste. I also kept the first resonator - that keeps the sound really smooth, no raspiness of any kind - just V6 music
. I followed the recommendations of the installer (Muffler King in Kirkland WA) for a good sounding exhaust that would not be obnoxiously loud. I love it![]()
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bane of unintelligence
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nothing is going to be as quiet as stock.
i had a crack in my old downpipe right before the cat, and the new single-shot catback (with resonator), cat, and downpipe is actually louder than my stock exhaust when it was cracked. imho, if you can find a way to make the entire cat-back out of a glass-pack resonator, and then use a good muffler--you'd have the best chance of keeping it quiet. good luck finding someone who makes it. |
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New User - Please be kind
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my friend has a testpipe back 2.5" exhaust with a Flowmaster 40 series. 1 2.5" in, 2 2.25" out. It sounds like a V8. It sounds deeper and meaner than mustang GT's and V8 camaro's. I will see if I can a video of it for you.
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Just Bring It
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I put on a 3" in
dual 2.25 out muffler. Yeah... its pretty loud, esp when I let off the gas. I also put my stock airbox back on. Its quieted the car donw a good amount. I just hope that I can avoid tickets. |
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i have the flowmaster 40 series. i have headers, cat and a full 2 1/2 inch pipe all the way back...it sounds mean but is not too loud. i when i put the muffler on before i had the local shop do the piping it was not really any louder than stock unitl you got up in the rpm range. mines also a single in single out so it would prolly be quieter than the dual out on your 3kgt
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ok this might be stipid but i dont know.. im looking into buying a 94 3kgt, swapping most thing into my 92 stealth, taking the dual piping and rear bumper and onto my car but i want some cool exhausts. ive been looking for something that complements my engine really nice, loud but not ricey. looking into this add, FS: 304 Full Stainless Steel Mufflers - Beyond.ca - Car Forums
any thoughs? |
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