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Muffler change

Torkman66

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I started out with the SS Magniflow on my 2:1 exhaust. I have mid-length headers on a 2.5" system. The Magniflow was very loud...too loud. It is a straight through design center to center. Probably best for performance, but just did not match the Bronco and was a bit obnoxious while cruising.

I went with the Thrush Hush muffler (17633). It is not a fancy SS muffler, but it has fiberglass packing so it is much more mellow. Just installed it and am very pleased with the sound. It is still a nice "muscle" sound but not over the top. It is priced right at about 60 bucks delivered. My system is a welded system except for the muffler which uses SS clamps. Easy to change out muffler if/when this one wears out.
 
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chuck1022

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I started out with the SS Magniflow on my 2:1 exaust. I have mid-length headers on a 2.5" system. The Magniflow was very loud...too loud. It is a straight through design center to center. Probably best for performance, but just did not match the Bronco and was a bit obnoxious while cruising.

I went with the Thrush Hush muffler (17633). It is not a fancy SS muffler, but it has fiberglass packing so it is much more mellow. Just installed it and am very pleased with the sound. It is still a nice "muscle" sound but not over the top. It is priced right at about 60 bucks delivered. My system is a welded system except for the muffler which uses SS clamps. Easy to change out muffler if/when this one wears out.
¿Cuánto cuesta eso?
 
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