Nelson/Donaldson mufflers
Nelson/Donaldson mufflers
I am looking to replace my magnaflow with either a Nelson/Donaldson. The drone while towing is deafening! I am wanting to know how others like/dislike the Nelson. The 41" seems to be a good compromise of sound and performance. Also, where is the best place to purchase one?
My dad did the 51"x10" with 5" inlet/outlet with adapters. It flows more than any other option for the Donaldson. It sounds completely stock in the cab and just a slight rumble tone when outside the truck. At idle outside the truck it sounds stock as well.
I like it so well, I am thinking of ripping mine all off and gong that route.
I like it so well, I am thinking of ripping mine all off and gong that route.
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he got it through a local big truck shop a long with the reducers and clamps. Then just measure and cut out the cat and muffler and sliip the big ol' thing in and clamp it down.
What about adding a resonator? Or moving the muffler forward to where a resonator would be? Anyone know if this would eliminate drone/vibration?
I was thinking installing my new muffler right after the down pipe instead of where the original one is.
I was thinking installing my new muffler right after the down pipe instead of where the original one is.
Last edited by stock03; Nov 9, 2006 at 12:12 PM. Reason: spelling
Your local big rig shop should have one that is where i got mine.
That is what i had before i went to 5 inch. The drone was much less with the nelson that with the 5 inch. when it shifts in to OD at 45-50 the drone while towing will drive you
That is what i had before i went to 5 inch. The drone was much less with the nelson that with the 5 inch. when it shifts in to OD at 45-50 the drone while towing will drive you
I am omaharams dad so you known what we think of how it sounds.
I went to the Donldson web site and looked at flow rates. Then I called Donldson and ask who was a local distribiter for there products. Then called and ordered it. The muffler was $95. I also bought 2 adapers 4to5 one piece of 36( only needed 24) straight pipe belled on one end and clamps. I spent about $150 total
If you take the cat off where it meets the down pipe and the tail pipe out of the back of the muffler. You can install the straight pipe (aprox. 24) on down pipe,then the muffler w/adapters and then the tail pipe. I used the one hanger on tail pipe to hold it up. Then bent ½ steel bar to go from the muffler to the rubber hangers and welded the steell bar to the muffler. Muffler number is M100580
I went to the Donldson web site and looked at flow rates. Then I called Donldson and ask who was a local distribiter for there products. Then called and ordered it. The muffler was $95. I also bought 2 adapers 4to5 one piece of 36( only needed 24) straight pipe belled on one end and clamps. I spent about $150 total
If you take the cat off where it meets the down pipe and the tail pipe out of the back of the muffler. You can install the straight pipe (aprox. 24) on down pipe,then the muffler w/adapters and then the tail pipe. I used the one hanger on tail pipe to hold it up. Then bent ½ steel bar to go from the muffler to the rubber hangers and welded the steell bar to the muffler. Muffler number is M100580


