Quiet(er) mufflers? Recommendations?

88CougarMan

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I realize I may be the first person ever to ask this question, but can anyone recommend a quiet sounding but nice subtle tone muffler? Similar to the Bullitt muffler. I'm getting older, and my SLP LT's w/catted X and bassani catback is just getting too obnoxious. Stock mufflers would be ok, but I'm looking for something more like how the Bullitts sound. I cant seem to find where they sell the bullitts.

Any ideas?

 

slayerripkdc

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Flowmasters with a catted mid pipe are relatively quiet. They will also have a bit more tone then stock.

 

SteedaGT9150

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magnaflows with a catted x will be pretty quiet, but should sound nice at WOT

 

BurningRubber

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Delta Flow mufflers from Flowmaster (50 series) are pretty tame but still have a nice tone.

+1 on the regular Magnaflows (oval case). Tame, but have a nice bark when you step on it.

 

Stumbaugh

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Magnaflows for sure. Sound good while cruising with 0 drone (unlike slowmasters). Then when you hammer on the gas, they sound awesome.

 

Kornnut

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Dynomax super turbo mufflers are rather tame.

 

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Rife96GTconv

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I run a VRS catted x-pipe (damn emissions in GA) with the regular magnaflow cat-back. The car is quiet when cruising on the highway, but sounds great when you push it.

 

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88CougarMan said:

I realize I may be the first person ever to ask this question, but can anyone recommend a quiet sounding but nice subtle tone muffler?

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Actually, you're not. I had pretty much the same idea in mind when I was looking to upgrade the stock exhaust. I wanted the performance of a racing exhaust, but didn't want the car too much louder than stock. After a lot of research I decided on a Magnaflow catted X into a Dynomax cat back with their Ultra Flo mufflers. I got exactly what I wanted and to date, I've never heard another one like it.

 

mustang562

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I read that dynomax mufflers don't have that drone that fosters have. So check that out.

 

hotstang_46

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Just add a Mac Pro Chamber to any exhaust. It will quiet it down and give a better tone.