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08-19-2009, 11:02 AM
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08-19-2009, 11:40 AM
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came to $260 with parts and install, (guy said something about having to bend pipe to fit around axle..not sure why) and they put a nice tip i did not ask for but they said they put it on anyways for nothing. this was the going rate at three places i checked.. i picked a meineke (since flowmaster had this place as a dealer on there site) this place "crown muffler" was a little cheaper but was not listed on flowmaster.com so i decided to go with meineke (NYC area) . i think they did great ill throw some pics up after work
08-19-2009, 12:13 PM
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Don't have any video but I put a Super 44 up where mgeorge has the magnaflow and it sounds good. Had to put a heat shield over it because the floor in the back seat got realy hot (long drive 105 outside) but only cost me about $125 and 20 minutes of time.
08-19-2009, 01:22 PM
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[QUOTE=vet716;1216068]Personally I'm a big fan of the MBRP Off Road cat back. Great sound, and it moves the muffler out of an area that it can easily get damaged while wheeling.
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08-19-2009, 01:44 PM
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Looks good too!
08-19-2009, 06:47 PM
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All I did with mine was remove the factory muffler and install a Hushpower II muffler after the y-pipe. I love the sound of it. I ran it without a muffler at all and actually thought it sounded awesome, it was just a little to loud for my liking.
As far as great sounding V6's go, I still say the VW VR6's are the best sounding ones hands down. Especially the 3.2L R32's.....they sound so sweet when you wind them up. I guess if you wanna get technical, they are practically an inline 6 (one head), but they have a 15* cyl. seperation, so they still classify them as a V6.
As far as great sounding V6's go, I still say the VW VR6's are the best sounding ones hands down. Especially the 3.2L R32's.....they sound so sweet when you wind them up. I guess if you wanna get technical, they are practically an inline 6 (one head), but they have a 15* cyl. seperation, so they still classify them as a V6.