muffler swap
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muffler swap
Eventually i plan on getting a full custom exhaust sytem for my 5.4. But for now what muffler could i directly replace of the stock one and get the best sound? I am just sick of the stock quiet exhaust. You cant even hear my truck coming, its pretty sad for a v8. My parents have a 5.9 durango and it sounds 3 times as loud just stock.
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Most of the decent sounding mufflers will be shorter. You will need a bit of pipe added. You can get nice sound and a good HP bump with a straight-through design muffler. Many here like the Magnaflow. I had a similar muffler on my 2000 5.4. It was a Dynomax Ultra-flow. I got positive comments the entire time I had the truck.
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Magnaflow makes a muffler that is the same length as ours. It comes in a 6-inch or 7-inch round body 33-inches long w/ 27-inch body, 2.5-inch inlet and outlet offset. You probably would want the 6-inch for more sound. I have the 7-inch on my truck now and sorry but I do not remember the part number, do a Magnaflow internet search and I am sure you could find it. These are not very loud mufflers. Ok I found part no. for muffler, the one I have is a 13746, the 6-inch one will be a 13646. Performance Peddler has them. Hope that helps you, Glenn Taylor.
Last edited by bratman2; 08-03-2004 at 11:43 PM.
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Hope noone misunderstood me about the Magnaflow muffler. It is louder than stock but most noticeable if someone is driving away from you in the truck, not loud at all inside. I did the muffler and a S&B drop in filter at the same time 2 1/2 years ago and did seem to pick up some performance benefits. Most noticable was the truck would pull overdrive up a hill that it would kick down to third before. I think you would be better off w/ the catback myself. I would be more concerned about pulling off a S.S. exhaust to have a shop put on one that might started to rust in a couple of years. I would spring for a Magnaflow SS catback myself. This is what I intend to purchase next.
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