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OEM Magnaflow vs Under body dump Magnaflow

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Old Jun 14, 2011
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OEM Magnaflow vs Under body dump Magnaflow

Hello Ranger Forum

I'm having trouble deciding which exhaust to go with. It will be Magnaflow I just can't decide between the OEM style exit and the Off Road Series that dumps in front of the rear tire under the truck.

Is there a big difference in sound? I want to hear it but not drive me crazt on commutes at light throttle. Did anyone find a difference in performance?

I was thinking OEM but the Off Road Series is cheaper. Anyone know of a cheap place to buy this in Southern Ontario?
 
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Old Jun 16, 2011
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Magnaflow "Off-Road" System

I went with the Magnaflow "Off-Road" dumped system. Relatively quiet at idle but it wakes up once you hit 1500+ rpm. Noticeable when you are at 65 mph in overdrive but not too loud. Overall it has a nice throaty tone without being too loud or raspy. No doubt that the complete catback system with tailpipe would be quieter but I like the truck having a little extra attitude.
It is tough to judge the overall performance from just the exhaust since the truck also has a K&N and Superchips tune. I will say that the combination of all 3 (Intake + Exhaust + Tune) has made a big difference. It runs stronger than stock even with the lift and 33s.
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Old Jun 19, 2011
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I was just in the same dilemma a year ago, I finally decided for the "offroad", Sounds perfect for me and its completelly hidden what makes almost impossible to hit it when driving out of the route.

About the performance I think should be the same, Its more about styles: OEM if you want to show some chromed tailpipe, Off Road if you just want the performance without showing off nothing
 
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Old Jul 7, 2011
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Can you get the OEM exhaust out without cutting it? I feel like its possible.
 
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Can you get the OEM exhaust out without cutting it? I feel like its possible.
it is, just jack up the back of the truck from the hitch to lift the bed away from the axle.
 
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Old Jul 7, 2011
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Thanks Vista. Ill give it a shot. I got the off road exhuast finally
 
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nice. they are pretty easy to install. good luck!
 
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Old Jul 8, 2011
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Yep - You can either jack the a$$ end up with a hi-lift and weasel it out or just cut the tail pipe at the back of the OEM muffler and it just slips right out.
 
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Duals out the back ftw!!
 
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Old Jul 12, 2011
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I'd go for the Under-body dump simply because it's cheaper than the OEM style, or the Duals out the back.
 
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