what bullet mufflers?
06-17-2012, 02:32 AM
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what bullet mufflers? I'm putting some bullet mufflers on my trans am I'm doing a true dul any advice on the bullet mufflers? What kind? How long? Any advice?
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If you don't mind spending a little $, go with Borla XR1 bullets, they have multicores. They sound pretty damn good. Absolutely no rasp at all even with no cats, they are deep, loud and very smooth.
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06-17-2012, 12:15 PM
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Either Borla XR1's (40085) or Magnaflow 14419's. Magnaflow has a 4" case for better ground clearence, while Borla is a 5" case.
In my opinion, for BULLET mufflers, these are the only 2 worth mentioning. A Dynomax bullet won't do a damned thing for tone, and very minimal noise reduction. But they are cheap....
In my opinion, for BULLET mufflers, these are the only 2 worth mentioning. A Dynomax bullet won't do a damned thing for tone, and very minimal noise reduction. But they are cheap....
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Either Borla XR1's (40085) or Magnaflow 14419's. Magnaflow has a 4" case for better ground clearence, while Borla is a 5" case.
In my opinion, for BULLET mufflers, these are the only 2 worth mentioning. A Dynomax bullet won't do a damned thing for tone, and very minimal noise reduction. But they are cheap....
In my opinion, for BULLET mufflers, these are the only 2 worth mentioning. A Dynomax bullet won't do a damned thing for tone, and very minimal noise reduction. But they are cheap....
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/WLK-24222/ > its how I roll...
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Kooks makes some bullet mufflers. I'm planning on using them for a custom true dual setup soon.
They're pretty inexpensive too, especially compared to their custom true dual system they sell.
They're pretty inexpensive too, especially compared to their custom true dual system they sell.
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06-17-2012, 08:35 PM
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Bullets do not sound like *** on duals, i love my sweetthunders but they are on the loud side,borla xr1s sound good, if i were to change my st out i would go borla or magnaflow,
Op i have had alot of exhaust setups, out of bullets i really like the st, if your not worried about it being to loud,i think the tone is great, if your going to do a dumped dual setup it might be worth it to buy the tsp duals,there a really good price,considering 2 bullets are going to run ya close to 90something each
Op i have had alot of exhaust setups, out of bullets i really like the st, if your not worried about it being to loud,i think the tone is great, if your going to do a dumped dual setup it might be worth it to buy the tsp duals,there a really good price,considering 2 bullets are going to run ya close to 90something each