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FlameRed
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11/12/2004
16:23:17
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Okay, I have read the hundred or so posts on mufflers and now I will ask the question for which I can't find an answer too. I am looking to add a muffler to my straight pipes because I can't stand the drone at 70-75 miles an hour on the highway. Which muffler will give you the mean rumble without driving you nuts at highway speeds? I am considering either a flowmaster 50 delta flow or dynamax super turbo. I have heard that flowmasters drone no matter what, so any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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03DaKoTa
Dodge Dakota
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11/12/2004
16:32:08
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I have a Gibson on my 03 4.7 it seems perfect to me no drone, somewhat low key at an idle, but will really turn heads when you mash the gas. Higway speeds it is perfect I travel from Seattle to Spokane once a month 4 hours straight through and it doesnt bother me a bit. Just a good clean mellow tone.
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FugaziV8
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11/12/2004
17:24:17
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MAGNAFLOW!!! Great idle sound, VERY throaty when floored, quiet when cruising.
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rick
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11/12/2004
22:36:35
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Gibson. Nothing else comes close.
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Lurkin
Dodge Dakota
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11/13/2004
10:35:33
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I've had a glasspack and a Magnaflow on mine. The glasspack was sent packing due to the cab drone. The Magnaflow sounds good, and no drone. I can't speak for the Flows or the Dynomax. I liked the idea of the straight through design of the Magnaflow
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Jake
Dodge Dakota
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11/13/2004
21:18:26
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What magnaflow product would sound best for a 2000 Rt.
Thanx.
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mayo
Dodge Dakota
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11/14/2004
09:56:10
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I have a dynomax super turbo on my 4.7 and love it. Used stock pipe and just replaced muffler. Great sound low (not as aggresive as fm) and relativly quiet up top.
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peedee
Dodge Dakota
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11/14/2004
10:04:48
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I went the cheapskate way with my dodge chassis motorhome. I put one stock muffler on each pipe when I switched from a single exhaust to headers with duals. I kept my power, and is very quiet at all but idle and heavy acceleration
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jasonsdakota
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11/14/2004
21:55:23
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replaced my stock muffler with delta 50 suv.
will trade for a 40 series. anyone in md want to swap?? not intended to be too serious but trying to let this guy know that the 50 is kinda quiet. it is 1/2 step louder than stock. look into what is the quietest 40 series, or maybe what is the loudest 50 series. i got the quietest 50 and i regret it. but seriously, anyone want to trade?
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ID4x4
Dodge Dakota
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11/14/2004
22:56:09
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Just my 2 cents. I first tried Dynomax super turbo, kind of quiet, then I tried flowmaster 50 delta flow, again kind of quiet. I was looking for something with a nice rumble at idle, mean as hell at WOT, but at regular cruising RPM, would be as quiet as possible i.e. drone! MBRP! kinda pricey, buy well worth it.
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jasonsdakota
Dodge Dakota
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11/14/2004
23:40:46
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mbrp, what's that??
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DakotaOwner01
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11/14/2004
23:42:39
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mbrp?
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prple-gaseatr
Dodge Dakota
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11/14/2004
23:59:46
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i think the mbrp is the 'cuda style exhaust which comes out the rear bumper (but dont quote me on this)
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ID4x4
Dodge Dakota
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11/15/2004
07:49:47
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uuuuuuuuhhhhh, no offense, READ THE ARCHIVES, uuuhh what is mbrp? glad I have it and you don't
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03DaKoTa
Dodge Dakota
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11/15/2004
15:20:09
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ID4x4, why do you have to be a dick about it? You could have just answered the ?. It would have taken less words than you typed trying to be an as$hole.
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Lurkin
Dodge Dakota
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11/16/2004
08:18:19
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MBRP is supposed to make a good catback system. I had tried to get just a muffler from them some time ago, but it didn't seem like they wanted to sell just the muffler. So I moved on.
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ID 4x4
Dodge Dakota
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11/19/2004
01:36:35
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03, yeah I am dick, and again, every Tom, Harry, and everbody else has flowmaster, some here have dynomax or gibson or magnaflow, to each his own, I would rather do the research, make my choice, than the stupid question, which exhaust is best?
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TerraFORM
Dodge Dakota
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11/20/2004
09:14:06
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Newbie 2002 Quad Cab SLT 4.7 4x4 owner here. I know nothing of exhausts other than what I like, so please bear with me. I've been reading the informative posts above, but I'm still unsure of what I should do. First, I do not want a racer, just something that's wicked fast when I want it. I want a deep, satisfying note but not something that annoys others. And price isn't really an issue. Right now I've only got a larger aircleaner, which seems to give me about 5-10hp; I do know that I'll probably want headers as well, and I want the pipes out each side behind the rear wheels. What specific products/brands/models of systems should I get?
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