Muffler Delete - Might be to loud

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Jul 25, 2007 | 08:54 AM

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53 willys

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Originally Posted by Luvnacumns

and Donaldson makes a good muffler!!

X2 I love mine!

Jul 25, 2007 | 08:55 AM

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I really like the sound w/o the muffler and the straight pipe. The CAT and resonator are still in-line. Good idea to get a resonator. I'd wait a while, let everyone get used to it, won't take long and you will be old news. Try putting on a tip, that will change the sound some, should make it a little deeper.

CD

Jul 25, 2007 | 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Tuf-4x4

I have one if you need it. Hey guys where can I find a down pipe that replaces the cat and will mate with my Banks exhaust?

You don't need an entire dow pipe. Just buy an MBRP "cat-delete test pipe" and throw it on there in place of the cat. That's what I done and it worked perfectly with my Banks exhaust system.....

Jul 25, 2007 | 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by 06CTDforAU

You don't need an entire dow pipe. Just buy an MBRP "cat-delete test pipe" and throw it on there in place of the cat. That's what I done and it worked perfectly with my Banks exhaust system.....

Eh, not the most legit thing, thinkin the dealer would tolerate the muffler delete, but never a cat delete.

Jul 25, 2007 | 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by TX_Diesel

yes it gets quite (a little) once it warms up but believe it or not, the sound will change a tad once you have the new pipe all coated with soot from the engine. I know it sounds funny but both of my 06's changed after a few hundred miles or so and somone on here attributed it to the soot build up.

Thought about this a little bit, had a gas truck before, and after awhile the exhaust seemed to calm down a bit.