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Originally Posted by $theNEWguy$
why the hostility in this thread
... i took my cats off and im running a magnaflow oval case muffler and stock manifolds and my **** pops and is raspy and i was disappointed when i heard it
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I did the same thing. Using a 4x9x11 Magnaflow, removed teh cats and replaced with straight pipe, exiting in front of the pass. rear tire. The rasp was killing me. Especially on the interstate. I bought a 3" x long bullet muffler and put in front of the Magnaflow, and ran my exit like bigkids
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Another thing that will definately affect your 'rasp' of the exhaust is if your running a straight through non-chambered muffler. When I ran with no cats & a dynomax bullet it was loud but did have some rasp at certain RPM's. Now running the same non cat'd exhaust and a center in-center out 3" Aerochamber gives me a sweet and decently loud sound but with zero rasp and zero resonance.
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