my question is based upon my current setup..

installed now is a -weaponR header w/ pipe to the cat. then to a glasspack and a cheep tip.

at low rpm its nice but when i get on it, it sound like a flippin' small airplane..
and help on my prob would be great.

thats from the glass pack jus run striaght pipe to a muffler

a straight pipe might make it sound crappier



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Speed costs money, how fast do you want to go?

I heard a dynomax turbo muffler can quiet the exhaust, any info about that?
I figured the glasspack was my prob, thanks..
any suggestions on piping from the cat to the muffler? and any suggestions for a good quality cat-back system?

thanks folks

dan oanes wrote:thats from the glass pack jus run striaght pipe to a muffler

Ummm...Nope. The glass pack is prolly helping quiet it down a bit truthfully. What you really need to look at is how big is the glass pack and also you probably need to get a muffler of some sort. There are all kinds of threads discussing the various options on exhaust. But the general thought is that if you don't like the bumble bee sounds, you should look into a 15-20" glasspack as a resonator along with either another large glasspack as a muffler or some other type of muffler. The combo of the two items will usually muffle the sound down to a nice level. The more absorbing material you provide, the quieter the exhaust will be. I personally have a 20" glasspack along with a straight through Magnaflow and it is never raspy or too loud. If you want it quieter, don't get a straight through muffler.