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I'm just replacing the muffler, and cutting off the resonator that's it. If I need 3.5" pipe that's what I will use. Def don't want to change anything for the worse.

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Found the Spintech Muffler in 3 1/2". For those of you with louder exhaust do you hear the engine changing tune when the variable valve timing is working? Not sure if this would be annoying or not?

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Not sure what you mean by changing tune with VVT, but the "burble' from 6th to 5th on the highway is better than any music I've ever heard- and I love music!

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I was told by a guy at work that his trucks exhaust changes the tone whenever the vvt is working? Kind of like how it would with AFM just not as bad.

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Ah..............I dunno, haven't noticed- I don't think VVT works that way. All I can say if you like a modern american muscle V8 corvette sound you'll love these things with an exhaust! I put a 3k stereo system in my truck and never use it- I like the sound of the truck better! Mine's not loud though, it's kind of like a tuned "burble".

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