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Justin
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6/25/2002
13:43:26
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I am looking at a new exhaust system for my 4.7 quad but im not sure what brand muffler to get im looking at spinntechs cause ive heard good things. Also can anyone tell me how many cats i have on my 2001 4.7 and dose anyone know of any good high flow cats and where i can get them.
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silverD
Dodge Dakota
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6/25/2002
14:15:54
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Justin,
I have a 2000 Durango with a 4.7. About a year ago I had a spintech sport truck muffler installed on it. I like the sound a lot.... it is loud, but a truck would not have as much interior noise because the bed is over the muffler. If you like it loud go for the sport truck...if not maybe the XL! I don't think they have as much resonance as some of the non delta flowmasters. The sport truck muffler is almost as long as the stock..I had it welded in place of the stock without adding pipe. I think that your truck has the mandrel bent stainless exhaust so a full catback is overkill...the 2.5" is plenty. Expect to maybe lose a little low end if you don't have any mods on the intake end, but the high rpm end is great....not to mention the growl!
Good luck!
p.s. I think you will have 3 cats....spintech also makes high flow cats....www.spintechmufflers.com
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Travisb
Dodge Dakota
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6/26/2002
11:01:58
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I like the Borla. A little pricey, but a nice mellow tone that sounds great at all rpms. I also wanted to stick with the SS.
Just my $.02
Travis
'01 4X4 CC 4.7 Auto
K&N,Borla,3923's,Rhino,Westin,Sony,Tint,Hinged Tonneau,Custom Grill Inserts,Indiglo Guages
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Dakota Homie
Dodge Dakota
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6/26/2002
20:09:53
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Yo, so i stuck a Ractive 5" muffler on my shiznit and it was like, yo nigga, dat shiznit is tite!
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Al
Dodge Dakota
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6/26/2002
20:18:14
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I bought a 18" glasspack from JC Whitney for about $20 and had it welded on in place of the stock muffler and using the stock (stainless!)pipes. It has zero backpressure, the "sleeper" look I like, and sounds very unique, very smooth. You can hear the engine "burble" when engine brakeing. I get a lot of positive comments, it's not ridiculously loud, and not another Flowmaster or Gibson.
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