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guido1869

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I don't really need the extra power since I already have a supercharger so I'm more interested in improving gas mleage and good sound. Motor has high pitched sound cause of the sc.

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corsa would be nice but too far out of my price range

 

I was thinkin about a flowmaster super 40 setup

 

A Corsa won't resonate your brains into mush at cruise.

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Magnaflow will have the least drone.

It is deep and mellow. Thats what Ive got, and Im about to replace it with a Flowmaster 44.

 

Of course, I like them loud. If that means anything.

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I've got a single 3" Dynomax Bullet exiting behind the rear wheel. Deep, throathy, and loud as hell. You can hear in the cab too, but it doesn't drone at all.

adz55 Enthusiast

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The Gibson on our old GMT800 6.0 was the best sounding truck exhaust I've ever heard. My parents have a magnaflow on their '03 1500hd with the 6.0 and it sounds good (not as good as the gibson though) and deep, without droning or being annoying.

 

I'm thinking about a magnaflow because the muffler shop across from my work has them pretty cheap. I'm worried about the V4 drone that I've heard about though. Any thoughts?

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I had a gibson on my 99 denali and it was not even close to loud....My friend also had gibson dual on his tahoe and was not nearly as loud as he was looking for...just slightly louder than stock really.....I am gonna be in the market for my 07 but what other choice do I really have besides magnaflow or corsa? I dont think flowmaster even makes a catback kit for NBS????

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I run a Magnaflow but I never see Borla getting any love here.. One of the best sounding mufflers to me is a Borla..

 

Hell yea! for some reason i never considered Borla for my truck. my buddies Trans am had some sick borlas on it. the sound was so loud and deep and has that raspy crackling noise.. i love that..

 

 

i got the flowmaster 40 on my 4.8 and couldent be happier.. yea corsa has no drone but think about it... drone isent such a big deal, you listen to music wile u drive right?

 

and the drone on my flows is not enough to bother me.

 

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