What series Cherry bomb is best?
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What series Cherry bomb is best?
There are 3 diff. styles of cherry bombs. i like the description of the cherry Bomb Turbo II. Will that give me the best sound?
And what size do i need?
Position A or B?
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and what inch ID?
And what size do i need?
Position A or B?
and
and what inch ID?
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The pro series is what I have. It is similar to a flowmaster 40 but just a straight through design. I talked to cherrybomb themselves and they said the pro would be the muffler for me. I like loud but i like tone. Alot of my friends have flows and maggie's but i perfer bombs. I have 2.50 pipes dual outlets as well. But the pro offers a real deep tone with no drone. but has a awesome sound when you really get on it. but thats my opinion. but the best cherrybomb will always be the glasspack 
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I have a cherry bomb vortex muffler that was used for about 2 days. It was my first exhaust system and I just didn't like the loudness of it. Anyways, $25 plus shipping and its yours. It is a single in and dual out.
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Never had a backfire out of my extreme or heard one come out of my buddies 2000 F150 5.4 or my other buddies 95 chev 5.7.
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www.performancepeddler.com do the best offer option and give them what you would rather pay and they'll either accept it or counter offer. I got my extreme for $43.63 shipped
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From: Trempealeau, WI
Originally Posted by Brads984x4
The pro series is what I have. It is similar to a flowmaster 40 but just a straight through design. I talked to cherrybomb themselves and they said the pro would be the muffler for me. I like loud but i like tone. Alot of my friends have flows and maggie's but i perfer bombs. I have 2.50 pipes dual outlets as well. But the pro offers a real deep tone with no drone. but has a awesome sound when you really get on it. but thats my opinion. but the best cherrybomb will always be the glasspack
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Originally Posted by TomKemp
Never had a backfire out of my extreme or heard one come out of my buddies 2000 F150 5.4 or my other buddies 95 chev 5.7.
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Originally Posted by Brads984x4
The pro series is what I have. It is similar to a flowmaster 40 but just a straight through design. I talked to cherrybomb themselves and they said the pro would be the muffler for me. I like loud but i like tone. Alot of my friends have flows and maggie's but i perfer bombs. I have 2.50 pipes dual outlets as well. But the pro offers a real deep tone with no drone. but has a awesome sound when you really get on it. but thats my opinion. but the best cherrybomb will always be the glasspack
Did you go with the 13" or 16 1/2" body muffler?
Do you get any drone inside the cab?
Thanks,
Mark
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Originally Posted by PHS79
I couldn't put it any better myself!
Same question to you as to Brad on which length muffler did you install?
I'm going to cut out my stock muffler and replace it. I don't want it too loud and definitely don't want any drone in the cab. Plus, no low-end torque loss.
Thanks,
Mark
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Originally Posted by mdwilli
PHS,
Same question to you as to Brad on which length muffler did you install?
I'm going to cut out my stock muffler and replace it. I don't want it too loud and definitely don't want any drone in the cab. Plus, no low-end torque loss.
Thanks,
Mark
Same question to you as to Brad on which length muffler did you install?
I'm going to cut out my stock muffler and replace it. I don't want it too loud and definitely don't want any drone in the cab. Plus, no low-end torque loss.
Thanks,
Mark