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Jasonb61
Dodge Dakota
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11/04/2005
23:03:19
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 Subject: Glasspack vs Muffler ?
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Hello,
As of now there is a 3.9 v6 in my 1992 dakota but my exhaust needs to be redone after some recent damage.. I do plan on putting in a stroked 408 this spring and I dont want to have to redo the exhaust after that so I'm willing to sacrifce perfomance until then. Would a glasspack to be too noisy? I want something that is free-flowing though and will not restrict my exhaust.
Let me know!
-jason
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Bigreddakv8
Dodge Dakota
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11/05/2005
01:07:05
| RE: Glasspack vs Muffler ?
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FLOWMASTER TRUE DUAL, but wait till u get the motor in to spend a bunch of money on the exhaust b/c if u run longtubes u would end up tearing it out anyways. I suggest a little cheap glasspack for now.
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Jasonb61
Dodge Dakota
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11/05/2005
01:42:38
| RE: Glasspack vs Muffler ?
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hmmm,... well, I want the best unrestricted muffler for performance so sound is not a big deal.. because I want to have cut outs above them.. :-D
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Kowalski
GenIII
11/05/2005
07:10:34
| RE: Glasspack vs Muffler ?
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I recently put on a Gibson, mellow tone, not annoying in the cab - yet it is so unrestricted you can see straight thru it. Probably a little quieter than some might prefer, but doesn't seem to be any restriction.
Lead, follow, or get out of the way
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N56629
Dodge Dakota
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11/05/2005
09:09:59
| RE: Glasspack vs Muffler ?
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Get a cheap straight thru muffler and worry about maximum performance after you install the new engine.
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OBIO3
Dodge Dakota
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11/06/2005
13:45:43
| RE: Glasspack vs Muffler ?
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One thing to keep in mind > Glass packs change sound with age as the filling burns out
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