need to get rid of drone

abouttobeglue

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i have 2 chamber flows and a mac prochamber, the drone is too much on the highway, im thinking of gett loudmouth II or maybe a bx series bassani with my prochamber any input or experiences

 

myponyrocks

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I had the same setup, went to my current setup and am happily drone free, just stay off the gas around cops and at 2am

 

HoustonGT

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Go with a straight through muffler. I'd recommend Bassani or maybe the Magnapacks. Hell, maybe even the Loudmouth II's, just don't get the regular Loudmouth

 

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HoustonGT said:

Go with a straight through muffler. I'd recommend Bassani or maybe the Magnapacks. Hell, maybe even the Loudmouth II's, just don't get the regular Loudmouth

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i agree, i would say go with bassani just cause i have that C/B and like it

 

Gearbanger 101

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abouttobeglue said:

i have 2 chamber flows and a mac prochamber, the drone is too much on the highway, im thinking of gett loudmouth II or maybe a bx series bassani with my prochamber any input or experiences

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No experience with the systems you described, but for a drone free exhaust note, you're going to want to switch to a set of Dynomax, Borla or Magnaflows.

 

DropTopPony

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no drone with my Borla's..

 

myponyrocks

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ONCE AGAIN, with a catted prochamber and SLP Loudmouth (not II's) there is no drone, and the car sounds good (IMO of course as far as sound, but FACT no drone)

 

menasci

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My Bassani has 0 drone

 

timeless2

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What's so bad about drone?

Is this a typo in your sig?
FRPP 3.37 GEARS

If you have 3.73s, moving gears to get you out of the drone zone is not an option you have, then, unless you want 4.10s.

If you want to ditch the tendency of drone, swap to a straight-through muffler as opposed to any chambered muffler. Simple as that.

Both the LM2's and the Bassani pieces are excellent mufflers. You'll do fine with either choice.

 

Mike97gt

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the loudmouth 2's are pleanty loud with your prochamber and won't drone like the flowmasters.

 

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I had an O/R Prochamber with Magnapacks (straight-through) and had zero drone with a very nice throaty sound.

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