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Josh
Dodge Dakota
10/02/2001
17:18:24
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 Subject: Need Muffler advice
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Ok everyone,
I need some muffler advice. I have a split exhaust duals with the 4.7L and glasspack. I am sick of it. I thik it soulds sh;tty, as does most people.
Thinking of going to a Flowmaster Series 70 to regain some backpressure, restore power, drop sound in-cab noise, and quiet overall performance.
Is the Series 70 the proper choice? It seems like it after reviewing some resources, but I need expert advice.
What do you say?
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Flawless Dak
Dodge Dakota
10/02/2001
18:37:05
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Hey Josh, I'm pretty sure the 70 Series would be the one you want. My buddy has a V6 Mustang with a 70 Series on it. It sounds real good, yet it's not too loud. Personally, I like em loud. But if you want a mild, powerful,disinct tone, then the 70 Series is probably what you need.
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Tim Bramble
Dodge Dakota
10/02/2001
20:27:00
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Josh, I installed a Flowmaster 50 Series SUV Performance muffler with pipes exiting on each side in the stock location a couple of weeks ago. It sounds great to me and looks like it came from the factory this way. You can hear the rumble in the cab up to about 60 mph but it is not annoying and actually what I was after. It's kond of a "mellow" sound like they say on theie website. I have a 40 series on my Jeep CJ-7 and felt that would be too loud for me on the quad cab.
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toast
Dodge Dakota
10/02/2001
21:33:39
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Yea 4.7 dont sound all that good. Sounds like a rustang gt if you ask me. I hate the way rustangs sound.
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Vincent
Dodge Dakota
11/05/2001
21:33:55
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I have a 95 two door sonoma with a eight foot bed and i want to make it sound nice. I was thinking about getting one of those glasspacks like the flowtech or the purple hornies but after hearing what people have said i am not sure. Can someone help me? How long do the glasspacks last?
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Dodge Dakota
11/05/2001
21:43:43
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Your on the wrong web site get a DODGE DAKOTA
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Demon-Xanth
Dodge Dakota
11/06/2001
00:41:25
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I just put a Dynomax on my Dakota, it sounds a little too free flowing for my tastes now. But it's better than stock.
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2001Kota
Dodge Dakota
11/06/2001
09:37:16
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I have a 4.7 that I put a Magnaflow on and I'm very happy with the sound. Not too loud just a low mellow rumble
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Troy
Dodge Dakota
11/06/2001
11:53:55
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I have a Magnaflow now, and have had Flowmasters in the past. The Magnaflow is much better for sound, not being too loud, less resonance in the cab, and performance. This is my opinion, hope it helps.
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Knobbyman
GenIII
11/06/2001
12:25:05
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Hows the power after you put the Magnaflow on? Increase, Decrease, Can't tell a difference? I was looking @ them a while ago but now it seams that everyone is haven't problems w/ loosing power after putting on a aftermarket exhaust.
'01 Graphite QC 4x4
4.7 3.55 LSD
http://www.knobbyman.com
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