[4x42]

I just want to add a little more sound to my quite R/T exhaust. What mufflers can I go with and get a little more noise outside, but keep the inside nice and quite, no drone?

I saw that folks are talking about Flow 40's with resonators. Again dont need too loud.

Thanks

 

[moparman53]

I just want to add a little more sound to my quite R/T exhaust. What mufflers can I go with and get a little more noise outside, but keep the inside nice and quite, no drone?

I saw that folks are talking about Flow 40's with resonators. Again dont need too loud.

Thanks

That's what I'm gonna do when I get a few extra bucks. There's a guy on lkforums.com that did that and he seems to like it.

 

[pwr2tow]

The challengers have two mufflers and a cat in each pipe.

For more sound just cut out the suitcase or forward mufflers and weld in straight pipe. This can be done at any muffler shop for around $50.00 give or take.

The rear most closest to the tips are resonators.

 

[Kevo R/T Classic]

I did "Blasting Bob's glass packs" resonator removal. Sounds good, $215.00 shipped.

 

[STONEWHITE R/T]

MOPAR cat-back. You won't be disappointed.

 

[lostintexas]

I love the sound of the wife's car with the Mopar catback (Borla product) but it does have a little drone. It sounds much better IMO than the Corsa system I have but it has zero drone.

 

[4x42]

So nobody has just removed the stock mufflers and put on flows or maga flows? Any drone? I wasnt wanting to spend $1k on exhaust right now. But sometime you get what you pay for.

Again, I dont want loud, just a bit more.

Thanks

 

[moparman53]

So nobody has just removed the stock mufflers and put on flows or maga flows? Any drone? I wasnt wanting to spend $1k on exhaust right now. But sometime you get what you pay for.

Again, I dont want loud, just a bit more.

Thanks

I had a Magnaflow catback system on my '05 Magnum and I didn't care for it much. To me, it sounded either like a school bus (diesel) or a high powered outboard boat motor.

 

[mark86]

I just want to add a little more sound to my quite R/T exhaust. What mufflers can I go with and get a little more noise outside, but keep the inside nice and quite, no drone?

I saw that folks are talking about Flow 40's with resonators. Again dont need too loud.

Thanks

I went with the Flowmaster force II with resonators. It sounds great and only $604.00 for a full stainless system. Good luck.

 

[RonP]

before my Borla system came in, i removed the suitcase, added two 40 series flowmasters, and added two summit glasspacks in place of the rear resonators. it was perfect, but still just a little on the quiet side for me. When the borla(mopar bucks) system came in, i put it on with the intention of just trying it and putting my custom exhaust back on.

Well, i love the borla and just sold my factory modified exhaust. It was a good setup with little to no drone and much more agressive than that factory crap that comes on there.

 

[arnold]

Hey 4x42 i took off my stock mufflers and put on magnaflows it sounds great, i also removed the resonators for extra sound but if you dont wanna be too loud with the exhaust i would just leave the resonators. But just to let you know the two magnaflows i put on with out resonators sound killer.

 

[arnold]

And i also spent less than 500 bucks on my exhaust, little bit of drone but the overall sound is awesome. i cant complain at all, kept the original tips and everything to make it look stock........go Magnaflow

 

[arnold]

Remember Flowmaster is good but its a sound that will always be loud, Magnaflow on the other hand sound nice and deep but when you step on it it screams really nice. I didnt want anything that sounded way to loud on my car either just allot better than stock cause i was tired of people asking if i had a six cylinder on my r/t haha

 

[4x42]

people asking if i had a six cylinder on my r/t haha[/QUOTE]


I know!

Thanks for the info. That helps.

 

[Mark Gisselbrecht]

Which Borla System is manufactured for Mopar?

 

[B5_IN_NE]

I'll second the Flowmaster Force II system with the small rear resonaters. Much better sound than the stock exhaust that came on our 6-speed R/T and seems to give a definite performance & mileage improvement. Less than $700 installed.

 

[pwr2tow]

Copied and pasted from my other post:

Cut out the front mufflers/suitcase and put in straight pipe. Then cut out the rear resonators and install 2 1/2 center core full flow mufflers.

Bad azz sound at idle, driving, and WOT.

Cost should be around $150-$200. at most muffler shops. Make sure they install 2 1/2" core straight through mufflers in place of the resonators. I've seen where they installed 2 1/2 ID mufflers to fit the pipe but the core was 1 1/2, those jackazzes.

 

[DeepWaterBlue]

Chekc out my recent post and vid for an idea, I'm VERY happy!

 

[mark86]

Remember Flowmaster is good but its a sound that will always be loud, Magnaflow on the other hand sound nice and deep but when you step on it it screams really nice. I didnt want anything that sounded way to loud on my car either just allot better than stock cause i was tired of people asking if i had a six cylinder on my r/t haha

The American Thunder system is pretty loud but the Force II with resonators is real mellow until you hit it and then it wakes right up.

 

[Iron6]

Mopar exhaust

If you're changing the exhaust don't go for sound go for performance and sound. Kooks long tube headers, kooks high flow cats, Borla cat backs and a prediator tune with the MDS turned off. Your car will sound and perform like a muscle car. Very low 13's possible high 12's on a cool day.

I just want to add a little more sound to my quite R/T exhaust. What mufflers can I go with and get a little more noise outside, but keep the inside nice and quite, no drone?

I saw that folks are talking about Flow 40's with resonators. Again dont need too loud.

Thanks