Magnaflow 15609 or 15749
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Magnaflow 15609 or 15749
Hi Guys,
Well I'm at a decision point. I've got a stock 2002 2WD Screw and I'd like to upgrade the exhaust. I can get the 15609 for $377 or the 15749 for $394 shipped. Are these good prices?
Is the 15749 that much harder to install than the 15609? I checked the instructions online and it has some extra steps that don't look to bad. I'd be doing this myself in the driveway with no jack stands. I'm not too mechanically savvy but I think I can install this myself.
Will the SI/DO be louder than the SI/SO?
I tow a trailer full of Boy Scout gear once in a while so will the SI/DO straight out the back be a problem?
Any advice would be great.
This forum is great!
Thanks.
Well I'm at a decision point. I've got a stock 2002 2WD Screw and I'd like to upgrade the exhaust. I can get the 15609 for $377 or the 15749 for $394 shipped. Are these good prices?
Is the 15749 that much harder to install than the 15609? I checked the instructions online and it has some extra steps that don't look to bad. I'd be doing this myself in the driveway with no jack stands. I'm not too mechanically savvy but I think I can install this myself.
Will the SI/DO be louder than the SI/SO?
I tow a trailer full of Boy Scout gear once in a while so will the SI/DO straight out the back be a problem?
Any advice would be great.
This forum is great!
Thanks.
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From: Brandon
The prices sound right in line with what i have researched. I have not installed either, but the dual exit should not be that much more difficult. It should not make that much difference in towing a trailer on occasion, it might discolor the trailer where the exhaust hits it, depending how far you travel. The single outlet might make 4-5 more lb. ft. of torque over the duals. Really not enough to notice a difference, i would think.