Full-flow makes a big difference..

EMD_DRIVER

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I have been waiting for the local NAPA to get a 2.5 X 2.5 full-flow muffler for me, for over a month. I wanted to replace the 2.25 bottleneck that was on this thing when I bought it.

With only today to get it done, I got a 3 X 3 for it. I went to my exhaust guy and he made a 2.5 X 3 adapter and a 3" tailpiece for me.

Got it all hung and started it up.. BIG difference in the sound quality!

Took it for a drive and noticed a lot more pep and that I was hitting the governor in 1st and 2nd really quickly..

It's amazing, what removing one bottleneck will do! When I get my Moose pump Jr at the rally, I'll get to see what she'll do!
 

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Which muffler you got man, also how much it ran for? I'm thinking of adding one to my truck, tho to be honest hitting the 8% downhill idling at 2400 rpms with the converter locked sure makes for a very sweet jake-brake sound :D
 

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The one I got was supposedly designed by the same guy, that designed
Flowmaster mufflers. It cost me about $39. My exhaust guy says it looks "A whole lot" like the Flowmaster inside.

I could probably swing bringing one to the rally, if anyone wants a look-see.
 

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2.5 thats tiny.:rotflmao

I went a little bigger with a Walker 21470 muffler some 3.5" pipe and recycled parts from the darkside. The old pig sounds good now.:D Total cost about $65 bucks.;Sweet
 

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