debating about changing my exhaust
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check this out it is an Interco V-Force single in duel out single chamber
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Originally Posted by Mr. Special
Magnaflow will NEVER give you louder/lower sound vs the original 40.... The Borla is the only other exhaust system that will give you comperable sound, so if you want a change go that route (althoguht i myself dont think it'll be better) Oh and he has a 3.0 Mark
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I have the 4.0 and i havnt heard anything better then the magnaflow i got on, i also changed my tips from 3'' to 4.5'' so it echo's more and it gives it more tone....Trust me tips make the biggest difference when you have an exhaust that comes out the back, The longer & Bigger dia. tip, the bigger the sound
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most of the muffler listed use the same basic engineering, mangnaflow, borla and gibson are all about the same. ive only used magnaflow myself, when i installed it on my truck it sounded stock at first, but now it sounds mean, nice and quiet at idle but it will get mean if you romp on it. the key to sounds is the SIZE OF THE MUFFLER CASE. the smaller the case the louder it will be. i am partial to magnaflow, but borla and gibson are also very good choices
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I think this sums it up.
If you have a crapload of money go Borla, its the best sound supposedly.
Magnaflow is better than Flowmaster, its more of a deep engine sound that says quality.
Flowmaster is hella loud but sounds ****ty, its a louder sound of the engine, minus the growl that magnaflow and borla have.
If you have a crapload of money go Borla, its the best sound supposedly.
Magnaflow is better than Flowmaster, its more of a deep engine sound that says quality.
Flowmaster is hella loud but sounds ****ty, its a louder sound of the engine, minus the growl that magnaflow and borla have.
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
Honistly the Gibson is a REALLY nice kit expecially the duals BUT...BUT...its REALLY REALLY quiet....
What I like about Gibson is that, not everyone within a half mile will know what you're running.
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04-09-2006
the magnaflow sounds more aggressive than the borla. the borla pro xs has a more smooth, refined sound to it. i have a borla pro xs, my buddy had a magnaflow (both on 3.0 rangers). i've never heard a gibson, but i have owned a flowmaster 40 series. i wouldnt change my current borla for anything... i LOVE it.
as far as power gains, youre honestly not going to notice a difference between the borla and magnaflow.
i got a si/so new borla pro xs exhaust on ebay for about $75, then paid another $125 at a local shop for installation (including chrome tip). a magnaflow installed would have run me about $175 otd so the borla wasnt that much more.
as far as power gains, youre honestly not going to notice a difference between the borla and magnaflow.
i got a si/so new borla pro xs exhaust on ebay for about $75, then paid another $125 at a local shop for installation (including chrome tip). a magnaflow installed would have run me about $175 otd so the borla wasnt that much more.
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Originally Posted by Red_Ak_Ranger
I think this sums it up.
If you have a crapload of money go Borla, its the best sound supposedly.
Magnaflow is better than Flowmaster, its more of a deep engine sound that says quality.
Flowmaster is hella loud but sounds ****ty, its a louder sound of the engine, minus the growl that magnaflow and borla have.
If you have a crapload of money go Borla, its the best sound supposedly.
Magnaflow is better than Flowmaster, its more of a deep engine sound that says quality.
Flowmaster is hella loud but sounds ****ty, its a louder sound of the engine, minus the growl that magnaflow and borla have.
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ive had magnaflow, borla, and flowmaster.
junk flowmaster and either get magnaflow or borla, ive heard them both on several different trucks and both sound awesome and performance is good with both as well.
btw ive heard the magnaflows sound good on the 3.0. isnt the 3.0 a pushrod motor? unlike the 4.0 sohc which prolly is what makes the 4.0 sound ricy.
junk flowmaster and either get magnaflow or borla, ive heard them both on several different trucks and both sound awesome and performance is good with both as well.
btw ive heard the magnaflows sound good on the 3.0. isnt the 3.0 a pushrod motor? unlike the 4.0 sohc which prolly is what makes the 4.0 sound ricy.
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