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Alright I know we all talked about this before but am gonna change the muffler and just the muffler on my SS but what I want to know form everybody is what is the best flowing loudest muffler out on the market to install
 

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I got a 3 inch chambered muffler from a Stainless WOrks kit and had a 3 custom cat back made for mine. Great sound at idle and going down the road is great. Not a lot of resonance but a good tone.
 

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I got a 3 inch chambered muffler from a Stainless WOrks kit and had a 3 custom cat back made for mine. Great sound at idle and going down the road is great. Not a lot of resonance but a good tone.
No shit guys! D's muffler sounds awesome!:cheers1:
 

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Alright I know we all talked about this before but am gonna change the muffler and just the muffler on my SS but what I want to know form everybody is what is the best flowing loudest muffler out on the market to install

if you are just changing the muffler then you are going to be getting a center/offset muffer set up. Flowmaster will be loud but i bet flow less than the stock muffler. Ive done this muffler with a resonator delete and truck was loud. This is the smallest muffler that magnaflow makes in that center/offset design all 3 inch and str8 thru also.

http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/shopexd.asp?zone=main&id=425

that one is like 65 shipped on ebay i think

now if you want to do a custom from muffler back then i have another muffler i can recommend. But if your just replacing the stock muffler with a new muffler and getting rid of the resonator that magnaflow will flow great. This muffler without the resonator was louder than the stainless works LMF muffler and its a lot cheaper
 

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Look at a flowmaster 44 thru the inlet vs a magnaflow thru the inlet vs stock thru the inlet. like i said i bet the stock flows better than the flowmaster.
 

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if you are just changing the muffler then you are going to be getting a center/offset muffer set up. Flowmaster will be loud but i bet flow less than the stock muffler. Ive done this muffler with a resonator delete and truck was loud. This is the smallest muffler that magnaflow makes in that center/offset design all 3 inch and str8 thru also.

http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/shopexd.asp?zone=main&id=425

that one is like 65 shipped on ebay i think

now if you want to do a custom from muffler back then i have another muffler i can recommend. But if your just replacing the stock muffler with a new muffler and getting rid of the resonator that magnaflow will flow great. This muffler without the resonator was louder than the stainless works LMF muffler and its a lot cheaper
Norcal, do you have a sound clip of that setup?? I am looking to do an exhaust that is free flowing and loud and I have heard the Stainless Works LMF, if this is louder and flows more free then that one I might think of going this route.
 

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I have deleted my resonator and would like to change out the muffler to something different. If i get that magnaflow muffler, it should be a 3" inlet and outlet?
 

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I have deleted my resonator and would like to change out the muffler to something different. If i get that magnaflow muffler, it should be a 3" inlet and outlet?
I got a magnaflow i can send to you if u want, i took it off b4 my mods and it sounds nice. I M me if u want it.
 

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I got a magnaflow i can send to you if u want, i took it off b4 my mods and it sounds nice. I M me if u want it.
sounds good. PM sent.
 
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