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Old 02-18-2013, 02:47 PM
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I currently have a 2011 3.7L and am wanting to put an exhaust system on it. I have called local muffler shops and they can put on either a flow master 40/44 series or a magnaflow 14'' exhaust. Has anyone used either one of these on their 3.7 and does it sound good, worried about popping or backfiring occuring since its a 6 cylinder engine. If you have used it before does it sound the same as your last application on a v8 engine, obviously not as loud but still the classic flowmaster/magnaflow sound? I have also heard of people putting roush intakes on their 3.7L but am wondering how that sounds compared to an actual exhaust system like a flowmaster/ magnaflow.
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I have a 3.7 in my truck and before I purchased the truck I was looking into exhaust systems as well. When I got my truck I was impressed with the sound it has for being stock, instead of getting a new muffler I cut back the factory exhaust pipe and put a 16inch long by 4inch wide chrome tip on the end. It now has an even nicer rumble and is decently loud when accelerating. It will never quite sound like a v8 no matter what you do but it can still sound pretty good. Theres a few videos on youtube of people with aftermarket mufflers on they're trucks with 3.7s but the videos dont do the exhaust sound justice.
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The 3.7 doesn't get as much attention as it should. I would love to see/hear some of the high revving 3.7 exhausts.



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