Sound deeper
Originally Posted by Takeda
Get you about a 800 WATT AMP, fill the bed with subs, and play truck sounds?
LOL!!! my brother said they did that on that MTV show... uhh... pimp my ride? took some car, and had a music library of different sounding cars that it plays...
Headers, roller rockers, 3" stainless tip (Chrome is cheaper but high maintenance) and, believe it or not, a custom PCM tune. Tone is all about free flowing, hot exhaust gases finding their way out. With the proper timing and fuel mixture (for the fuel type and octane you are using), the exhaust note changes noticably. Headers provide a nice, crisp, low tone especially.
Last edited by Fredness; Sep 2, 2007 at 11:06 AM.
i thinks is a 50/50 shot,the previous owner of my truck had some bolt on kit with chrome tips and they rusted out so i cut the pipes off at the muffer and put two turndowns on it and i love it, i set off car alarms in the garage at school almost everyday.
It's all about what you like, I like my straight duals. LOL, when I bought the truck it had the setup that it has now in those pics, after a while I decided to try something different. I had them take out the Y and weld in a si/do flowmaster 40 series. It sounded good, but I wanted it louder again so I went back to this setup. Im debaiting on the new super 44, but that won't be until later on... It's just all about what you want.
If i were to cut the muffler off, install high flow cat by magnaflow and have a y pipe adapter thing make it dual right to the back bumber would it sound at all any better?? at the same time will not having a muffler not create enough back pressure for the motor?
Originally Posted by Jordan94
If i were to cut the muffler off, install high flow cat by magnaflow and have a y pipe adapter thing make it dual right to the back bumber would it sound at all any better?? at the same time will not having a muffler not create enough back pressure for the motor?
Here is a clip with about the same setup I have you see in my pictures above.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mvFsBvyWJ4
It doesn't change that sound of your exhaust much, if at all. However an Intake will have a loud sound under the hood. I have the K&N Fipk on mine and I love the sound it gives. It doesnt matter which one you get first.








