Mine is gutted, the better way to go so it looks like it's still there.

 

the way mine is set up it should sound similar to the ford in this video but it doesn't, i can get a dual exhaust setup for around 400, exhaust on it now is
done up really ****ty

 

god that was tough to watch.... those trucks were painfully slow...

my GM sounds like the ford but is 4 times faster...

2.5in duals and Flow Master knock offs

if I still had my 68 chevy it would be like this LOL

 

sounds nice dr.bowtie sorry to annoy but, i'm just mad about ****ty work and want it done right as i will be keeping the truck for awhile, do you have any experience with the dual exhaust kits from summit?

 

Ok the Ford didn't sound too bad except for all the backfire and pack of power. That's what happens when you just "make it loud" instead of tuning the exhaust for performance. As for the dodge and Chevy , did they want it to sound like a stressed out tractor on purpose? Chevys usually have a nice low tone from the factory. You have to work hard to screw it up that bad. And the dodge should have the biggest engine or the three right? Mine sounds much closer to the one at the drag strip. No where near that power but nice sound.

 

I don't buy kits....

I just rip the whole exhaust off and install headers and then drive it hard as i can to the exhaust shop and have them run the exhaust for me....

I met a guy years ago that owns a muffler shop when I worked pit crew for a racer buddy of mine...been going there ever since.

oh the mufflers I have are called Flowtech

 

Have you had your hearing checked ? I bet its not to quiet for your neighbors or the local authoritys