performance exhaust?????
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i have the 6.0L. does anyone know of the best exhaust to run with? im looking for something with a good rumble but quiet on the highways when im cruisin on trips.
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I've got a Magna Flow Side Exit exhaust on my 02 and its sounds great. Has a great rumble when you get going but tones down on the highway a little. I've had Magna Flow Exhaust Systemson 3 differenttrucks and I've never had a problem with them and they have always sounded great.
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A co-worker of mine just installed a Magnaflow system on his 07 Z71 NBS and it sounds very good. I haven`t made up my mind if I want that or the new Gibson on my NBS Crew cab 5.3
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Gibson make great sounding systems too. A friend of mine had one on his 5.2L Dakota and it had a really great sound too. Either or would probably do great for your truck.
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I have a flowmaster 50 series suv-performance setup with dual pipes and it is not at all loud at highway speeds,Infact it has a nice low hum but get down on it and the rumble of thunder will roar like a beast awakened!!!
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40 Series Mufflers
Deep powerful sound outside of the vehicle, interior
resonance in most all applications at different
R.P.M. levels.
Recommendations:
Generally used on early and late-model street/strip
vehicles with or without catalytic converters seeking
a more aggressive tone. An H-Pipe is strongly
recommended in all dual exhaust systems.
50 Series Mufflers
Mellow yet powerful sound in most applications.
Quieter than 40 Series mufflers outside. A special
"Tuning Chamber" helps reduce interior resonance
at most driving speeds.
Recommendations:
Most all street/strip applications with or without
catalytic converters. Off-Road/Race applications.
An H-Pipe is strongly recommended in all dual
exhaust systems.
30 Series Mufflers
Mellow yet powerful tone. The sound level is a little
quieter than the "50 Series" outside of the vehicle,
but with more of that "original Flowmaster sound."
The combination of added case volume and the
unique "volume chamber" creates a larger low
pressure area behind the chamber than a "50
Series" muffler. This leads to better scavenging of
exhaust gases, and a sound that is exclusive to the
"30 Series" muffler.
Recommendations:
For use on all high performance street/strip
applications. Use on Late Model Trucks with single
exhaust and catalytic converters that prefer more
tone, or trucks with dual exhaust. An H-Pipe is
strongly recommended in all dual exhaust systems.
Big Block Series Mufflers
Mellow tone. Increased volume of case size and a
specially developed "Tuning Chamber" makes this
the quietest muffles in the Flowmaster Line, both
inside the vehicle, and outside the vehicle.
Recommendations:
For use on all high performance street vehicles,
Chevy/GMC Suburbans, Tahoes, Yukons, trucks
used as tow vehicles, and most all Motorhome/R.V.
applications. An H-Pipe is strongly recommended
in all dual exhaust systems.
Deep powerful sound outside of the vehicle, interior
resonance in most all applications at different
R.P.M. levels.
Recommendations:
Generally used on early and late-model street/strip
vehicles with or without catalytic converters seeking
a more aggressive tone. An H-Pipe is strongly
recommended in all dual exhaust systems.
50 Series Mufflers
Mellow yet powerful sound in most applications.
Quieter than 40 Series mufflers outside. A special
"Tuning Chamber" helps reduce interior resonance
at most driving speeds.
Recommendations:
Most all street/strip applications with or without
catalytic converters. Off-Road/Race applications.
An H-Pipe is strongly recommended in all dual
exhaust systems.
30 Series Mufflers
Mellow yet powerful tone. The sound level is a little
quieter than the "50 Series" outside of the vehicle,
but with more of that "original Flowmaster sound."
The combination of added case volume and the
unique "volume chamber" creates a larger low
pressure area behind the chamber than a "50
Series" muffler. This leads to better scavenging of
exhaust gases, and a sound that is exclusive to the
"30 Series" muffler.
Recommendations:
For use on all high performance street/strip
applications. Use on Late Model Trucks with single
exhaust and catalytic converters that prefer more
tone, or trucks with dual exhaust. An H-Pipe is
strongly recommended in all dual exhaust systems.
Big Block Series Mufflers
Mellow tone. Increased volume of case size and a
specially developed "Tuning Chamber" makes this
the quietest muffles in the Flowmaster Line, both
inside the vehicle, and outside the vehicle.
Recommendations:
For use on all high performance street vehicles,
Chevy/GMC Suburbans, Tahoes, Yukons, trucks
used as tow vehicles, and most all Motorhome/R.V.
applications. An H-Pipe is strongly recommended
in all dual exhaust systems.
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My favorite is true dual straight pipes. They can be quiet when you want, or loud as hell....while driving I can't hear them in my cab. They have a great low rumble w/ 3" tips on em too.
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