Muffler recommendation for a straight piped FB
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Muffler recommendation for a straight piped FB
Ive had this monza muffler for quite some time now on my straight piped FB, and it sounds like pure weedwacker from hell now and is very "tinny" sounding. I want something deeper, and i dont mind loud, i like being very loud, and im in Florida so i have no pollution tests. What would be the best muffler for me? I know about the racing beat one and the magna flow, anything else out there that will give me a deeper tone and not that metal tinny sound. I like the **** of a rotary, just not that aweful metal noise these cheap mufflers give off.
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Muffler for straight pipe......hmmm....how 'bout another piece of pipe
I'm running 2.5" straight pipe on my 12aTurbo, only "muffler" is a straight through, completely unrestrictive presilencer.
I'm running 2.5" straight pipe on my 12aTurbo, only "muffler" is a straight through, completely unrestrictive presilencer.
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put a ricer can on there adn you will make a really low tone i was thinking about doing this just to be loud but use my RB muffler for daily driving
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I have straight pipes with the RB muffler. & header.
Its very "quiet below around 4k, but you give it some gas and let it rev... sounds VERY nice, and can be heard for quite a while.
Also the quality of the RB muffler is hands down the best your gonna find.
Its very "quiet below around 4k, but you give it some gas and let it rev... sounds VERY nice, and can be heard for quite a while.
Also the quality of the RB muffler is hands down the best your gonna find.
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I've tried these (all w/ RB header):
RB "high performance" single for much better than stock not obnoxious
duel Dynomax w/ duel glasspacks for rotary "splatter"
4 dynomaxes for nondescript loud
RB "SP" duel for ultimate throaty, raspy
RB "high performance" single for much better than stock not obnoxious
duel Dynomax w/ duel glasspacks for rotary "splatter"
4 dynomaxes for nondescript loud
RB "SP" duel for ultimate throaty, raspy
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Originally Posted by 851stgen12a
I have straight pipes with the RB muffler. & header.
Its very "quiet below around 4k, but you give it some gas and let it rev... sounds VERY nice, and can be heard for quite a while.
Also the quality of the RB muffler is hands down the best your gonna find.
Its very "quiet below around 4k, but you give it some gas and let it rev... sounds VERY nice, and can be heard for quite a while.
Also the quality of the RB muffler is hands down the best your gonna find.
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Originally Posted by RotaryRyan
I have an 8 inch diameter strait-flow muffler and straitpipes. it sounds really good/deep. its not too loud either
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Originally Posted by Snapshot
I've tried these (all w/ RB header):
RB "high performance" single for much better than stock not obnoxious
duel Dynomax w/ duel glasspacks for rotary "splatter"
4 dynomaxes for nondescript loud
RB "SP" duel for ultimate throaty, raspy
RB "high performance" single for much better than stock not obnoxious
duel Dynomax w/ duel glasspacks for rotary "splatter"
4 dynomaxes for nondescript loud
RB "SP" duel for ultimate throaty, raspy
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yea i too am a huge magnaflow fan. ESPECIALLY on the turbo setup. on an n/a you can run a single magna and it will sound good, but is still pretty loud. run two inline and its' sooooooo niiice!
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