Exhaust Question
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Exhaust Question
Hey, I searched around the forum and it seems to me my best choice for a muffler for my 03 Edge SuperCab is a magnaflow. I want a pretty loud, deep tone, but I also want performance gains, so that rules out a flowmaster 40. I cant however find a part number and price for just the magnaflow muffler, I can only find the full kit. I just want to buy the muffler and have a shop do custom pipes. this is the full kit:
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=Trucks&id=73
anybody have information to help me find just that muffler? Thanks.
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=Trucks&id=73
anybody have information to help me find just that muffler? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by BigRed
really, Ill lose low end? def dont want to do that, I love the low end! what size should I get then?what size are the pipes from the cats stock? should I go with single out? Thanks.
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In general, the smaller it is, the louder it will be; the larger the quieter. Also, generally speaking, the smaller the less back pressure, the larger it is, the more backpressure. See the trade-off? I don't know what the best answer is. I think if you check out the JBA website, they state what size the mufflers are and they use Magnaflow mufflers - that would be a starting point. Personally, I don't want too much louder necessarily, but I would like a deeper, throatier tone - I've been thinking about going with a larger single in, single out muffler - like their 18" or 24" muffler. I still haven't figured how I'm going to hang it though, so it's not a priority right now.
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This one isn't bad.
18 inch Stainless Steel
2.5 inlet
2.25 dual outlets
Click ME!!!
If the price is too high just use the item # and eBay it.
18 inch Stainless Steel
2.5 inlet
2.25 dual outlets
Click ME!!!
If the price is too high just use the item # and eBay it.
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Larger diameter pipes = less back pressure and generally louder/sound better.
Smaller diameter pipes = more back pressure and are generally more quiet and dont sound as good as larger pipes.
If i were you i would run 3" in and 2.5" out, or if you think thats too much then run 2.5" in and 2.25" out.
Since reading up and speaking with a few VERY knowledgeable 4.0 builders about the exhaust on a 4.0, if i were to redo my exhaust it would be 3" in and 2.5" out..
Smaller diameter pipes = more back pressure and are generally more quiet and dont sound as good as larger pipes.
If i were you i would run 3" in and 2.5" out, or if you think thats too much then run 2.5" in and 2.25" out.
Since reading up and speaking with a few VERY knowledgeable 4.0 builders about the exhaust on a 4.0, if i were to redo my exhaust it would be 3" in and 2.5" out..
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Originally Posted by BigRed
hm, Im thinking either a single 2.5" all the way through and turned down, or either 2.5" in and either 2" or 2.25" duals out. I really dont want to lose any low end torque, but I do want a nice sound, what to do, what to do.
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go with a shorter case muffler.
check this one out.
4x9 oval
2.5 in/out
14" long case
20" overall
center in center out
Magnaflow part number 11216
or this one
5x8 oval
2.5 in/out
14" long case
20" overall
center in center out
Magnaflow part number 12216
here is an offset one
5x8 oval
2.5 in/out
14" long case
20" overall
center/offset
Magnaflow part number 12226
lots of options on this page
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...ne=main&id=301
check this one out.
4x9 oval
2.5 in/out
14" long case
20" overall
center in center out
Magnaflow part number 11216
or this one
5x8 oval
2.5 in/out
14" long case
20" overall
center in center out
Magnaflow part number 12216
here is an offset one
5x8 oval
2.5 in/out
14" long case
20" overall
center/offset
Magnaflow part number 12226
lots of options on this page
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...ne=main&id=301
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I personally would suggest a hooker muffler. I have heard alot of good things about them and I know that they flow better than many other mufflers on the market. I am going to be replacing my super 40 flowmaster for a hooker aero chamber or max flow soon. If you are looking for a loud muffler a magnaflow is not that good of a choice, but both hookers that I mentioned above should be louder than the magnaflow. The aero chamber is deeper and the max flow is louder and also sharper, because it is a conventional glass pack.
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Ok I got it done yesterday in the Bronx, went to a custom muffler shop. I ordered a Flowmaster Super 40 si/si 2.5" 5"x10" muffler and a tip from summit racing and took it down there. They cut the last cat off and made all new pipes for me, had them make the tailpipe come out the corner under the bumper, looks and sounds real sweet, Ill have to get a clip.
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