Thinking of getting new mufflers for my duals
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Thinking of getting new mufflers for my duals I just put on my LT's and 3" duals(x-pipe) with dynomax bullets. Its dumped at the rear axle. I'm not sure if i like the way it sounds and i'm thinking about extending out the back under the axle and swapping mufflers.
The mufflers i'm thinking about is the one chambers and magnaflow bullets. Can you guys suggest any other mufflers?
I would also like to hear sound clips.
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The mufflers i'm thinking about is the one chambers and magnaflow bullets. Can you guys suggest any other mufflers?
I would also like to hear sound clips.
TIA
Last edited by BayAreaSS; Jan 21, 2007 at 02:25 AM.
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Originally Posted by Omega Doom
I'm about to do the exact same set up! but is it too loud? I come home from work at 5:00am so I don't want the neighbor's to unhappy! 
But i dont think your neighbors will like it very much when you come home. You better idle through the neighborhood.
i will try to get a sound clip posted up
hey man.. whats going on... Hey I was thinking about swaping out my Dynomax bullet for the Sweet thunders.. i cant seem to find a sound clip of the single system on LS1sounds.. but in your case there are some clips of the duals with Sweet Thunders on there (sweet thunders are the chambered mufflers you are talking about) take a listen to em. i know its not the same as being in person but it might give you an idea..
i personally think the bullets are droney while cruising and raspy or blaaaat sounding from about 2100-2800rpms.. which i cant stand..
i personally think the bullets are droney while cruising and raspy or blaaaat sounding from about 2100-2800rpms.. which i cant stand..
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Originally Posted by GR33N GoblinM6
hey man.. whats going on... Hey I was thinking about swaping out my Dynomax bullet for the Sweet thunders.. i cant seem to find a sound clip of the single system on LS1sounds.. but in your case there are some clips of the duals with Sweet Thunders on there (sweet thunders are the chambered mufflers you are talking about) take a listen to em. i know its not the same as being in person but it might give you an idea..
i personally think the bullets are droney while cruising and raspy or blaaaat sounding from about 2100-2800rpms.. which i cant stand..
i personally think the bullets are droney while cruising and raspy or blaaaat sounding from about 2100-2800rpms.. which i cant stand..
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powersticks are like the sweet thunders, except they are 3 inch all the way through. The inside of the sweet thunders aren't, they shrink down a little bit. Tim@Eadperformance has all the info on them if you want to know more...
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Originally Posted by GreenBlood
powersticks are like the sweet thunders, except they are 3 inch all the way through. The inside of the sweet thunders aren't, they shrink down a little bit. Tim@Eadperformance has all the info on them if you want to know more...
I would like to hear the powersticks.
Originally Posted by BayAreaSS
whats up man.....The Black SS that was at the meet has duals with sweet thunders. He revved before you came. It sounds very good and i am also considering those. Maybe you can switch yours out for a sweet thunder.
sweet thunders
theres a chance i might make the switch
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Originally Posted by SIK02SS
i thought they came in a 3"?
if not, then you just have to get reducers
if not, then you just have to get reducers
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sweet thunders are 3 inch inlets, the inside is 2.5, they will fit on the TSP kit...on Tim@EADPerformance's profile, there a a few sound clips...I don't tink they sound raspy or drony at all, even in person...I thought they resembled the sweet thnder sound, just a little louder...I don't doubt ur opinion 1 SIC Z because i see that you own them as well, but i guess its just a matter of preference or how certain sounds catch people's ears...BTW, nice rims SIC...
Originally Posted by GreenBlood
sweet thunders are 3 inch inlets, the inside is 2.5, they will fit on the TSP kit...on Tim@EADPerformance's profile, there a a few sound clips...I don't tink they sound raspy or drony at all, even in person...I thought they resembled the sweet thnder sound, just a little louder...I don't doubt ur opinion 1 SIC Z because i see that you own them as well, but i guess its just a matter of preference or how certain sounds catch people's ears...BTW, nice rims SIC...
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Originally Posted by GreenBlood
sweet thunders are 3 inch inlets, the inside is 2.5, they will fit on the TSP kit...on Tim@EADPerformance's profile, there a a few sound clips...I don't tink they sound raspy or drony at all, even in person...I thought they resembled the sweet thnder sound, just a little louder...I don't doubt ur opinion 1 SIC Z because i see that you own them as well, but i guess its just a matter of preference or how certain sounds catch people's ears...BTW, nice rims SIC...
How much does the smaller diameter inside the sweet thunders effect flow?
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Originally Posted by lastcall190
Spiral Flows in the sig.
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SIC Z.....Do you have any clips of your powersticks?