got magnaflow this shits too quiet

and this is after i said i wanted it to be loud, sounds good outside but unless im getting on it cant hear it inside the cab .... im thinking i shoulda straight piped it ... i have friends with magnaflows on their silverados and their rigs are way louder

 

Is it dumped after the muffler or does the piping go all the way to the back?

 

what length is it ?

 

Apples to oranges. If you want loud, go with a chokemaster.

 

40 series flowmaster

 

all the way back. Ive heard they get louder after youve had it on the truck a while, and it sounds great outside

 

10 series flowmaster

 

yeah what sucks on the flowmaster note is the jackass i decided to go see said the magnaflows louder

 

it could be loud but you need to ditch the cats....they kill ALL the sound...i have an aeroturbine 2525 dumped over axle and its still quiet

 

also i had a 40 flowmaster on my old truck and it was cool but not that loud either (4 cyl ford ranger)

 

lol i do emissions testing for the state of colorado. Believe it or not theres cameras everywhere so no ditching cats in my future

 

I put a 40 on mine when it was 2 weeks old. You could hardly hear anything. Next step was no muffler and ran a pipe to the rear axle with a turn down....much better.

 

yeah i considered a straight pipe but everyone told me they kill the gas miles

 

what about gutting the cats so there visually there?

 

could but if the damn thing fails thats no good. I see youre from PA a friend of mine there straight piped his civic then put the heatshields from the cat where it shoulda been, cant really get away with that here

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kohkPkt5e7U

This is my true dual set up, sound clip.

 

This

I don't want mine loud but deeper. Might be what I'm looking for.

 

i guess ill get a sound clip of this i just hope it gets louder

 

All this getting a new muffler or gutting the cats talk is ridiculous. Grab a sawzall, go out to your truck and hack off everything past the muffler. Leave about 2-3" of pipe in case you decide to have it welded back on, or in case you decide to do turn downs. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

 

that would be good advice if i didnt just drop 200 on what i just had done, and again, based on all my research the straight pipe kills the gas miles and the "under bed" turndowns rust it out