SilverDiesel

i just finished straightpiping my stock exhuast with 3" piping. It sounds kinda farty but i like the responsiveness. I'm thinking a small muffler will tone things down a little. Could somebody suggest a good muffler that will give me a nice tone and get rid of the farty noise?

Chrisf

When I did mine I liked it at first, but then I got a little tired of the noise at 80mph.... So I just put the resinator back on with out the muffler.... (better check the spelling on that one ;D) I love it now still sounds good, but just a little quieter on the freeway.... ;D

KATOOM

<br>Thats because it is a 3&quot; I hear getting a bigger tip or a 4&quot; system will make the farty sound get deeper.

Bart Timothy

I don't know how a straight piped truck sounds from inside the cab, but they all sound terrible, from the outside, as they go down the road. Like a earky '50s dual piped Chev 6 with glass packs IMO.

erics76

I've got a dynomax 3.5 inch race muffler on mine, it's straight through and sounds good in my opinion.

TxDieselKid

did you remove the resonator also? I love my 3&quot; stright pipe. ;D It's about to be gone, and replace with a 5&quot; though.

SjLingenfelter

5&quot; ;D Good Choice. My brother is going with 5&quot; stainless on his PSD for Show. ;D

Big dawg

I've got a Magna Flow at the end of my 3&quot; stright pipe. It makes a nice low tone and not too loud. <br>Big dawg

chuck3

I like my 4in Magna-Flow. Nice tone.

Mark Craig

SilverDiesel,<br><br>Any good &quot;diesel&quot; muffler will help your situation. I say diesel muffler because a lot of folks have used a performance gas muffler in the past and been very unhappy. I prefer a straight thru muffler with quality packing, like we do in our complete replacement system muffler, ceramic blankets and stainless steel wool are the best available materials and are what we use. <br><br>You knwo the next step thought don't you? You'll like this enough that you'll be wanting to change out the entire system next. If that happens call us and we'll be glad to answer any questions you might have etc.<br><br>Mark Craig<br>DPPI

rookie73

[quote author=SilverDiesel link=board=7;threadid=15987;start=0#150075 date=1055822596]<br>i just finished straightpiping my stock exhuast with 3&quot; piping. It sounds kinda farty but i like the responsiveness. I'm thinking a small muffler will tone things down a little. Could somebody suggest a good muffler that will give me a nice tone and get rid of the farty noise?<br>[/quote]<br><br>I just finished my 3 in system.<br>Started with it straight piped. Too Loud!! Love the turbo noise though.<br><br>Bought a Dynomax 3in-3out 4in diameter Bullet Race muffler.<br>Placed that at the end of the down pipe, Yuck! Talk about farty. :P<br><br>Moved the muffler to the beginning of the tail pipe.<br>Much better same sound as straight piped but much quieter. Still miss the turbo noise though.<br><br>The Dynomax muffler was $42.<br><br>Hope this helps.

SjLingenfelter

I dont understand some people the 4&quot; pipe and the silencer ring is like music to my ears. I dont see how some think that straight pipe ending at the axle or even past that is too loud. On my it will end at the cab. Just 4&quot; to there and thats it. Might make a few people alittle &gt; but oh well. 8)<br><br>SD03

shortround

I had a friend do my system. Got a Borla 3 inlet/dual 2 1/2 out. Good low tone and will really talk under load. Turbo sounds good and got much faster spoolup. I'm happy.

BigBlue

[quote author=SuperiorDiesel03 link=board=7;threadid=15987;start=0#152972 date=1056502141]<br>I dont see how some think that straight pipe ending at the axle or even past that is too loud. <br><br>SD03 <br>[/quote]<br><br>Was that directed at me you spam suckin' trailer trash? I'm telling you. Straight down pipe is WAAAAAAAAY to loud. You can barely hear the subs over it. Now that's loud.

99purplecummins

well if you had good subs we all wouldn't hafta worry now would we!?!