IMCO's are too quiet!
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IMCO's are too quiet!
I've had my true dual exhaust with 2 IMCO mufflers for a year now... and I still want something louder and deeper. Not going to do strait pipes or glass packs. I'm thinkin of either swapping the mufflers for 2 Flowmaster Original 40's or Super 40's. Or should I do one of those, just with a DI/DO single muffler?
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Kinda movin toward the Super 40 for the deepest tone. Should I keep the 2 separate mufflers (no H pipe or anything on my truck, each side is separate), or because of my current setup should I get a Dual In/Dual Out muffler?
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Originally Posted by 2000Black4x4
Bump.
Since I don't have the H- or X-pipe, will a DI/DO muffler improve the exhaust scaveging, and re-gain some low end torque?
Since I don't have the H- or X-pipe, will a DI/DO muffler improve the exhaust scaveging, and re-gain some low end torque?
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Originally Posted by 2000Black4x4
I've had my true dual exhaust with 2 IMCO mufflers for a year now... and I still want something louder and deeper. Not going to do strait pipes or glass packs. I'm thinkin of either swapping the mufflers for 2 Flowmaster Original 40's or Super 40's. Or should I do one of those, just with a DI/DO single muffler?
Are you running the IMCO's with the stock resonator still?
