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Well I'm thinking about getting a new muffler.....Well I'm going too.

I got a Flowmaster 40 series right now, with it being dumped right before the rear axle.

 

I might go with the Super 10 or Super 44 (FlowMaster). I just want something more aggressive & a little louder, the drone doesn't affect me. What do yall think?

I was thinking about getting the Magnaflow off road series pro turn downs, might don't know if its good enough. Loud wise.

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A dumped 40 isn't loud enough? Wow, try the cherry bomb extreme.

 

 

Maybe its where I just got use to having it. Been on there for 3 years lol.

Im not looking for it to be that loud lol,,,,just something a little bit louder

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I had a 10 series on my '07 GMT 900, like having duals without a muffler loud wise and it just sounds like a louder 40 series. I had it single in and dual out. If you like real loud pipes then go for it, drone was bad though.

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My buddys blazer had super 10s on it..I hated them...they Rasped like straight pipes...which is ok if you like that sound...but IMO the sound of straight pipes reminds me of a 16year old kid cutting the mufflers off his truck..regardless of what it sounded like...as long as it was loud

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I had a 10 series on my '07 GMT 900, like having duals without a muffler loud wise and it just sounds like a louder 40 series. I had it single in and dual out. If you like real loud pipes then go for it, drone was bad though.

 

 

 

See this why I don't want it, I hate the sound of straight pipes.

I was thinkin of a Borla Sport muffle,but have no idea which one to get.

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Well my tens sounded like my uncles fully restored 68 Camaro, mean and clean. I took the time to research and see what the best piping and tip setup would be for the best sound. It didn't crackle, it didn't pop, it didn't sound like a 16 year old kid who cut his cats and muffler out to make it sound like a derby car.

 

I like loud pipes but, if you aren't looking and hear me drive by I don't want you to think I'm driving a ratted out POS. Super 10's are race inspired, meant to be loud and flow. If it isn't for you then cool, I liked it and I recieved compliments about how it sounded all the time.

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I recently put a Super 44 on my truck, just the muffler keeping the stock tailpipes, and I love it so far. It's got that deep rumble but sounds clean. The only drone I hear in the cab is when I'm at about 1700 rpm, when it's the loudest. It's pretty quiet cruising down the highway around town.

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i had a 40 on my 2001 silverado dumped before the axle.. it fell off and sounded exactly the same with out a muffler.. i didnt think there was anything louder then a 40

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My muffler is gone, dumped, and my cats are still on, doesn't sound like a 16 yo truck lol; I don't know how many complements I receive about how awesome it sounds and what muffler I use, surprises them when I say none. But that will all change when my headers get in. Go cherry bomb extremes if you want loud.

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I love how everyone one here likes to hate on people who don't have mufflers and act like there better or more sophisticated because they have a flow master or something like that. I personally love the way my 01 sounds true dualed w no mufflers, and I know a whole lot of other people who do to. It sounds the way a truck should sound

 

 

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I love how everyone one here likes to hate on people who don't have mufflers and act like there better or more sophisticated because they have a flow master or something like that. I personally love the way my 01 sounds true dualed w no mufflers, and I know a whole lot of other people who do to. It sounds the way a truck should sound

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+1. I've got true dual straights dumped over the rear axle with with 3" x 18" tips. I love it and get plenty of compliments on it

 

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after i had the shitty 40 dumped before the axle with tthe tip pointing the ground, i kept the other truck stock. couldnt deal with the drone again.

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