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Not to sound dumb, but why? I understand wanting some tone or a "growl", but as loud as possible sounds annoying to you and everyone around you.

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Not to sound dumb, but why? I understand wanting some tone or a "growl", but as loud as possible sounds annoying to you and everyone around you.

i love the way mine sounds, and I definitely don't think it's over the top loud. As far as those around me, I'm not too concerned.

 

 

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My shop cut the muffler off and welded a y onto the pipe right after the resonator under the cab. Added dual exhaust straight out the back from there. I love it!! No drone, I can hear it going down the road, and it sounds great when you jump on it!!

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My shop cut the muffler off and welded a y onto the pipe right after the resonator under the cab. Added dual exhaust straight out the back from there. I love it!! No drone, I can hear it going down the road, and it sounds great when you jump on it!!

pics and video please:)

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My shop cut the muffler off and welded a y onto the pipe right after the resonator under the cab. Added dual exhaust straight out the back from there. I love it!! No drone, I can hear it going down the road, and it sounds great when you jump on it!!

What size pipe are the duals? I find it very hard to believe that you don't have any drone on a 6.0 with no muffler. :confused::confused::confused:

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NO drone at all. The duals are 2.5. I did it on my 2012 and it was the same way, no drone at all. I like it. I'll try to get some video of it closer to the weekend.

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NO drone at all. The duals are 2.5. I did it on my 2012 and it was the same way, no drone at all. I like it. I'll try to get some video of it closer to the weekend.

I want the muffler you took off?

 

RT

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I want the muffler you took off?

 

RT

I've had the truck better than a year now. That thing is long gone, sorry.

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NO drone at all. The duals are 2.5. I did it on my 2012 and it was the same way, no drone at all. I like it. I'll try to get some video of it closer to the weekend.

Very cool. The 6.0's are notorious for drone. It's nice to know there's a system that works, without having to spend the money on a high-dollar full cat-back system.

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I got a couple videos, one of cold start, then idle and rev, and one from inside the truck at 68-69 mph going down the road. The one from inside the truck is very quiet. I can't figure out how to load to this forum tho. I'm going to try to put onto photobucket and then link to there.

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I run a mbrp cat back system. I believe they make the muffler that used in my system, a 3.5 perforated core straight through Muffler, available as a solo option. I'm very happy with the sound, it has a great growl under acceleration

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