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5.3l with stock muffler, resonator, and valve cut off. I welded in a flowmaster 40 series. Gives the v8 muscle car sound. There was a little drone until the muffler was broke in... Now there is nothing. When your not on the throttle it's just a little rumble. When you hit it good it sounds like it should! I can post a video in am if you like...

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Please do lol I’m not looking to go real loud


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I'll try to do a start up and in cab driving


Please do lol I’m not looking to go real loud


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Please do lol I’m not looking to go real loud


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Sounds awesome! I’m going to look into that program to keep it into v8 mode


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Sounds awesome! I’m going to look into that program to keep it into v8 mode


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In cab while driving

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That was not a cold start... Had an early morning.


Sounds awesome! I’m going to look into that program to keep it into v8 mode


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That was not a cold start... Had an early morning.


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On the highway do you get that low tone that echos in the cab?


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No once at speed it gets quiet unless you put your foot into it.


On the highway do you get that low tone that echos in the cab?


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On 11/22/2018 at 2:17 AM, Coxryan1 said:

 


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Dang dude! Put some gas in that poor girl! 

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Hahaha I know right. I was heading to the gas station in the video.... I drive 150 miles every day for work. Need to invest in a daily driver :/

Dang dude! Put some gas in that poor girl! 


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On 11/20/2018 at 8:24 PM, GMC_SD_Ult_16 said:

I did the same with my set up 6.2 L with a 12909 Magnaflow 3.5". Remove OEM muffler, resonator and flapper valve... I have not looked back... At first I did the muffler delete with resonator in place and it was too loud for the neighborhood along with v4 mode drone. Now v4 is not a big deal as I notice it about like stock. Good luck with your choice.

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Do you have any sound clips? I have the 12909 with flapper removed and resonator still on. I am considering removing the resonator for a little extra sound. 

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Do you have any sound clips? I have the 12909 with flapper removed and resonator still on. I am considering removing the resonator for a little extra sound. 
I don't have any sound clips .. sorry... Out of town currently so no help anytime soon. If someone else does have any clips please share to help dtt out... Thanks.

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Here is an exterior only video of my muffler delete. I have no interior video clips.

 

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I had muffler delete on my 14 GMC as an experiment before going with a performance muffler. It wasn’t loud really after initial start up. Lite sound cruising, more on throttle. The resonator is really no different than a glass pack. Then you add the cats can’t expect too much noise. Evidently I put a performance muffler on, it went back to stock sounding. At 59 years old my loud exhaust was a thing of the past for a daily driver. As far as sound quality that’s in the ear of the beholder.


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