Unusual exhaust question

GTSteve

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This is going to sound strange but I'm wondering if there is a performance exhaust that is quiet? I currently have Magnaflows and they sound great but I will be spending a lot of time in my car (starting a new job with a lot of tri-county travel) and will be on the phone more in the car also. My Mustang is a vert and so I'm thinking if I could get a quieter set of mufflers that are more like oem but will let the car breath I would consider it.

 

jeremy canter

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my buddys SLP exhaust is nicely tuned till you mash the load petal > then you need ear plugs > it's a little pricey but if I change my cat-back thats what I'm going to get!!!!

 

Pearl02

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Other than the stock ones, I don't know. I heard that Flow Master Delta Flows are quiet. I also had Dynomax Super Turbo muffler on my Mazda B4000 pick up. I wanted a little more rumble out of the truck. It's wasn't much louder than stock. Pearl02.

 

DevilGT

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With magnaflow weld-ins, I can't imagine your exhaust being that loud.

I know the Magnaflow exhaust (not magnapacks) is pretty quiet.

 

SteedaGT9150

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i have the magnaflows on my 91 with a o/r x, and its not super loud at all...

 

Flghtmstr1

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Magnaflows are some of the quietest mufflers available for our cars. They are also some of the best-performing

If they're still to loud for you, I think your only option is to put the stock mufflers back on.

 

LaserSVT

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The Borlas (non-stingers) are about the quietest I have heard. Are you still running the stock H-pipe?

 

COBRA90GT

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DevilGT said:

With magnaflow weld-ins, I can't imagine your exhaust being that loud.

I know the Magnaflow exhaust (not magnapacks) is pretty quiet.

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If all the OP did was weld in a set of Magnaflows into the stock exhaust system, that would make for a relatively quiet exhaust note.

 

waggs

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my exhaust got quieter when i put some slp tips on my catback. might wanna give it a try?

 

Jacob_Royer

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My friend is running OR h-pipe with stock catback and not only is it fairly quiet it has a very good and very unique sound to it.

 

deftsound

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Dynomax ultra-flows are the quietest ive ever heard...

 

2oo3MustangGT

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i have slp's in my car which are pretty loud but i covered my entire car with 120 sq ft of raammat bxt and about 5 yards of ensolight foam. paid about 330 for all of that and put it in myself... it made a huge difference on in-cab exhaust and road noise. so if you like the sound of your exhuast, i would vote to put in some sound deadner, it's the same price or less than a cat back system and you will improve music quality, and minimize summer heat/winter cold, and the car just feels more solidly put together. (you still hear the exhaust, it doesn't get rid of it, but it is a lot quiter)