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Well as the topic says I am asking opinions on which muffler to choose. The engine is the straight six and I have no intention of making dual pipes after the header and catalytic converter (I'm sticking with the stock on both). In the threads I have seen here, most go with a Flowmaster 40. My questions is, without sounding like a japanese fart can, which muffler will give the deep, throaty roar I'm looking for? Also if anyone has any videos of the sound of their mufflers (I've seen at least one around here) and could either post or post the link, it would be most appreciated.

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ive got the flowmaster super 40 and i love the crawl tones i get. i still have the factory cat with a turndown 6" after the flow and driving/idle its not loud at all. gives a pretty nice tone to me. kind of deep but not V8 deep

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another vote for Thrush welded......I run one on mine with a short turndown tip, dumps right before the rear axle. Cheap, sounds good, heavy gauge...

 

 

Jeff

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regular for me, think I paid $27 or so for it at my local (indep) parts house:

 

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Jeff

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How is the sound? I know it may be difficult to get across, but Thrush's website won't play the sound clips for some reason.

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How about straight header for that nice rumbly V8 sound?

 

I_SGV62aoek

 

This was a just a test; I ended up using a Flowmaster Super 40. I'm pretty happy with it.

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How about straight header for that nice rumbly V8 sound?

 

I_SGV62aoek

 

This was a just a test; I ended up using a Flowmaster Super 40. I'm pretty happy with it.

 

That sounds beastly haha! I wish I could but I can't afford a ticket :ack:

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regular steel pipe... however , i cut the down turned end of the pipe ( this is on my xj ) and put a straight piece on , believe it or not , it when from sounding lousey, to a sound i'm pretty happy with ! i will try welded thrush on my 2.5 mj when that finally needs replacing ! comanche.gif :banana:

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