View Poll Results: muffler? stacks? sluse pipe outback? how do u run your exhaust?

Stacks W/O a muffler

21.43%

Stacks W/ a muffler

5.10%

pipe behind the wheels w/ a muffler

23.47%

pipe behind the wheels w/o a muffler

33.67%

pipe in front of the wheels w/ a muffler

7.14%

pipe in front of the wheels w/o a muffler

9.18%

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09-06-2008, 05:53 AM

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KRB

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I'm straight piped now but starting to wish she had a muffler. It was fun at first but if I can keep the performance while lowering the decibles I would. OK, call me old

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09-06-2008, 12:23 PM

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I'm getting old, so I like my vehicles to be relatively quiet. I'm going with a 4" exhaust all the way to the back with a muffler.

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09-06-2008, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by The_Head

I'm getting old, so I like my vehicles to be relatively quiet. I'm going with a 4" exhaust all the way to the back with a muffler.

ME too. That is already under mine. NAPA has a large muffler that fits a school bus that I installed. I think it is for the 6cta Cummins. Four inch in/out with a four inch offset that I removed by flipping over the end bell making it a straight thru design. I can't hear the exhaust over the tire roar at 55 mph but acceleration is a little throaty but nice