Magnaflowed!!!! **couple of pics**

chetos · **Posted:** Tue Jan 02, 2007 6:29 pm

I just got back from my local muffler guy! KJ sounds good. He strongly advised against the Flowmasters (said it'd be the same price either way) because they tended to be really loud (even the 50 series) in the cabin. It sounds good at start up and you really don't hear it for normal driving...get up past 2000 rpms and it really sounds good. I was driving around in 39 degree weather with the windows down and getting the rpms around 4000...NICE!!!! It must sound good at coasting (I can't tell inside the cabin) because my wife heard me pull in the drive way and even she liked it!!!

RFCRD · **Posted:** Tue Jan 02, 2007 7:01 pm

chetos wrote:

I just got back from my local muffler guy! KJ sounds good. He strongly advised against the Flowmasters (said it'd be the same price either way) because they tended to be really loud (even the 50 series) in the cabin. It sounds good at start up and you really don't hear it for normal driving...get up past 2000 rpms and it really sounds good. I was driving around in 39 degree weather with the windows down and getting the rpms around 4000...NICE!!!! It must sound good at coasting (I can't tell inside the cabin) because my wife heard me pull in the drive way and even she liked it!!!

Was wondering if: 1). You just cut-in a muffler or bought the entire cat-back kit? 2). If you got just the muffler, did you retain the cat flange or cut out that constriction too?

Jeepjeepster · **Posted:** Tue Jan 02, 2007 7:27 pm

Which one did you get? Ive been wanting a muffler REALLY bad lately..

chetos · **Posted:** Tue Jan 02, 2007 7:56 pm

RFCRD wrote:

chetos wrote:

I just got back from my local muffler guy! KJ sounds good. He strongly advised against the Flowmasters (said it'd be the same price either way) because they tended to be really loud (even the 50 series) in the cabin. It sounds good at start up and you really don't hear it for normal driving...get up past 2000 rpms and it really sounds good. I was driving around in 39 degree weather with the windows down and getting the rpms around 4000...NICE!!!! It must sound good at coasting (I can't tell inside the cabin) because my wife heard me pull in the drive way and even she liked it!!!

Was wondering if: 1). You just cut-in a muffler or bought the entire cat-back kit? 2). If you got just the muffler, did you retain the cat flange or cut out that constriction too?

Cut in and I left the cat flange

chetos · **Posted:** Tue Jan 02, 2007 7:58 pm

Jeepjeepster wrote:

Which one did you get? Ive been wanting a muffler REALLY bad lately..

part number 11256. Satin stainless 4x9. Cost $132 with a turned down stainless tip.

iceman7311 · **Joined:** Sun Sep 03, 2006 11:05 am **Posts:** 22

pics?

chetos · **Posted:** Tue Jan 02, 2007 9:25 pm

iceman7311 wrote:

pics?

Sure make me wash my dirty KJ

I was gonna wash it tomorrow anyway and I'll take some pix in the afternoon and post em.

chetos · **Posted:** Wed Jan 03, 2007 5:12 pm

So here's a couple of pics:
You can just barely see the tip. It's stainless...

I need a lift because that's a far away as I could get and it's still looks like I am too close to the muffler :oops:

Magnaflowed!!!! couple of pics

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