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Old Dec 17, 2010
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MAGNAFLOW!!1 i really dont like flowmasters. they tend to sound hollow unless you got a real engine
 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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i have flowmaster 44 dumped right after the muffler,it nice and loud
 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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have a high flow cat and y-pipe straights on my yota and its ungodly loud. lol looking to do the same on my new ranger
 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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I want a deep tone, powerful sound, loud, yet not raspy or ricey. My opinions below are based on my wants in sound.

NOW....when I say loud, I do not mean small block v8 loud, these truck's aren't too loud with full tailpipes regardless of muffler choice.

Dumped people.....(aka no tailpipe people).....call back in a year with you get either a: sick and tired of the resonance or b: grow up and want something livible!! lol.

Originally Posted by StxDangerRanger
Hey all,
For a Christmas gift to myself, im going to get myself a new Exhaust kit, I was thinking Flowmasters American thunder (racing?, i forget) but i wanted to know if anyone here has upgraded theirs and what it sounds like and what kind of compliments or such you get with them. I've already offed my Catalytic converter so this will be a complete job from headers to muffler.
I don't want Noise violation loud, but i want people to know im comin.
For your 4.0 OHV, I find the Flowmaster Delta 40 sounds best on it. Combine that with a custom exhaust bent up and hung from your local exhaust shop, and you'll be into it way less than buying a kit.

Shop around....some shops won't install a muffler you bought or they'll charge an arm and a leg on the pipe install. Others won't care. My single 2.5" cat back using my muffler ran be $150. My 2.5" in/dual 2.25" cat back using my muffler ran me $200 to hang. So call around or stop around. Prices vary WIDELY from place to place.

Mufflers are cheapest off eBay or Performance Peddler . com.

Originally Posted by btm757
I have stock exhaust and looking to upgrade and I think this thread might help me decide. i dont want something thats Loud all the time. I want a deep throaty sound when I get on it...
On your 4.0 SOHC, I find the Flowmaster Super 44 sounds best on it. With a very close 2nd place being the Flowmaster Super 40. I've had 6 mufflers on this truck, so you know I'm picky and/or gave up. lol. DEEEP, loud and powerful when ya get on it. With tailpipes, interior resonance ain't that bad at all. Loudest at 2100 RPM I find with my dual tailpipes dumped at the spare carrier.
 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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Flowmaster 40 series. SI/DO turned out in front of the passenger side rear tire.

Sounds great, not disturbing the peace, that's what my 77 is for
 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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i hate dumped exhaust!!! They make everything inside your truck so louder and annoying but how many people on here run cherry bomb extremes? i also had one on my old truck and liked it just wanna know how loud it is on a ranger
 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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i got stock exhaust with a Turbo Diesel engine..... its got a nice rumble

































 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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currently running a 2.5" cat back with a flowmaster 50 series SI/DO dumped. it sounds good and at really higher rpms, but it does get old.
i also ran the dynomax kit, its tame, but a bit more throaty than stock.

i plan on changing out to a Super 44 with a full pipe, SI/SO, possible 3" not sure atm tho


good thread guys, lots of directivity
 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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all i can say is a built 4.0 with cam and no cats, 2.5 pipe and a dumped 40 series si/do is loud and annoying in the cab.. too much for my likings... it sounds badass when u get on it.. but the whole interior rattles.. lame. so i bought a cheap resonator to weld in, just haven't got the time.. if that doesn't help ill probably through in a high flow cat or something
 
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Old Dec 17, 2010
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Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
I want a deep tone, powerful sound, loud, yet not raspy or ricey. My opinions below are based on my wants in sound.

NOW....when I say loud, I do not mean small block v8 loud, these truck's aren't too loud with full tailpipes regardless of muffler choice.

Dumped people.....(aka no tailpipe people).....call back in a year with you get either a: sick and tired of the resonance or b: grow up and want something livible!! lol.



For your 4.0 OHV, I find the Flowmaster Delta 40 sounds best on it. Combine that with a custom exhaust bent up and hung from your local exhaust shop, and you'll be into it way less than buying a kit.

Shop around....some shops won't install a muffler you bought or they'll charge an arm and a leg on the pipe install. Others won't care. My single 2.5" cat back using my muffler ran be $150. My 2.5" in/dual 2.25" cat back using my muffler ran me $200 to hang. So call around or stop around. Prices vary WIDELY from place to place.

Mufflers are cheapest off eBay or Performance Peddler . com.

Thanks for the advice, I will most likey be doing the install myself, so theres no lost cost there. I've always liked flowmasters. Magnaflow to me is meant for suped up muscle cars. i don't have one of those.
 
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