[SADLSORE]

I went to the local muffler shop and had them replace the stock muffler with a straight pipe and 4" chrome tip.

It cost just under $100 and it sounds very nice under full throttle...

However, under part throttle around town and under load on the highway, it is too much. Lots of drone and gets annoying.

I'll probably have a glasspack added upstream, just after the 2 into 1 section to help tone it down a little.

I've got a CAI on the way, so I'll commute next week and see if any mileage increase.

Seat of the pants dyno does indicate some improvement, and cruising RPMs are down slightly.

[heavy metal]

I think the glasspack will chill it out some,tell us how it turns out.

[EVANLA_33]

Please Let Me Know I Might Do The Same This Week!

[EVANLA_33]

Got Any Pics Of How It Looks & Sounds?

[xchris]

i can tell you how it sounds cuz i have ran no muffler before and it sounds really good down low, up top it sounds like a six but not too bad because the cats seem to make the exhaust tone alittle deeper. My choice for an almost stock v6 for axleback is no axleback

[SADLSORE]

Originally Posted by EVANLA_33

Got Any Pics Of How It Looks & Sounds?

I don't have the means to do a sound clip, but here are the pics:

[stlwagon]

Originally Posted by SADLSORE

I went to the local muffler shop and had them replace the stock muffler with a straight pipe and 4" chrome tip.

It cost just under $100 and it sounds very nice under full throttle...

However, under part throttle around town and under load on the highway, it is too much. Lots of drone and gets annoying.

I'll probably have a glasspack added upstream, just after the 2 into 1 section to help tone it down a little.

I've got a CAI on the way, so I'll commute next week and see if any mileage increase.

Seat of the pants dyno does indicate some improvement, and cruising RPMs are down slightly.

Go with a Dynomax race muffler in the overaxle pipe. They work great.

[.boB]

Originally Posted by SADLSORE

....and cruising RPMs are down slightly.

Not possible. X rpm = Y speed. Can't change that unless you change tire size, gear ratio, etc.