I have been thinking about straight pipe simply because it would be cheaper but I'm thinking that if a do it i might regret it...

 

More sound clips!!!

Anyone know how this affects performance vs. flowmasters or maggies?

- NCSU

 

FAU= Boca= Palm beach county
BCC=Coconut Creek=Broward county
:santa:

 

Sounds like crap, how can you like that, is everyone here hillbilly's or what.

Our trucks are so slow they just make a whole ***** load of noise and don't go anywhere. I could see something like this on a racecar, but not the truck.

 

Sounds good

 

what do you recommend then!

 

Based on this and your response in the gear thread, I think you've definitely smoked something you shouldn't have. Seek

- NCSU

 

Sorry to disappoint you. I did ask for what you thought though, so thanks for sharing. As far as the hillbilly part you can say, think, and do whatever you want, and what everyone else does shouldnt matter to you. Much less classify them as a hillbilly.


I am going to as soon as I get my own digital camera for christmas. I have been having to use other peoples. I will get some more though!!

 

Ive got a 97 f150 4x4 with the 4.6 and i straight piped it, i love the sound and its not too obnoxiously loud, i wouldnt mind if it was though! haha
And as for i.ride.suzuki if loving listenin to the sound of my engine roar through straight pipes makes me a hillbilly, then yeah i am one!

 

Just like a Harley Davidson. Most Harley owners base how good their bike is on the dB/HP...that is decibels per horsepower. The more decibels per horsepower, the better. A really nice Harley might have 50 HP but a whopping 150 decibels. That's 3 dB/HP. Now that's impressive! It may be slow, but it sure is loud!

 

Sounds and looks good.