So I know this is probably the opposite of what most of you like, but what is the best option for someone like me who wants the quietest sound possible, but more performance from the exhaust due to Stage 2 mod planned for the near future? I am not a fan of the snaps and pops, but I am quite happy with how the stock exhaust sounds. How does anyone think the Mopar Borla 2.5" with the Maxxfab 3" downpipe with cat would sound, in terms of noise level? If someone could recommend the quietest solution that will also give the flow I would need for Stage 2, that would be great. Thanks!
So I know this is probably the opposite of what most of you like, but what is the best option for someone like me who wants the quietest sound possible, but more performance from the exhaust due to Stage 2 mod planned for the near future? I am not a fan of the snaps and pops, but I am quite happy with how the stock exhaust sounds. How does anyone think the Mopar Borla 2.5" with the Maxxfab 3" downpipe with cat would sound, in terms of noise level? If someone could recommend the quietest solution that will also give the flow I would need for Stage 2, that would be great. Thanks!
Generally, a single tip is going to be quieter and flow more effectively than a dual tip.
A single tip with a good quality, straight through muffler (e.g. Magnaflow) will be even quieter
without losing any performance.
If I had to do it over again and upgrade from stock, I'd go with a full 3" turboback MaxxFab system including a 3" O2 housing, highflow cat, single tip exhaust with Magnaflow muffler.
That would be both quiet and perform really well and pops/snaps would be about non-existent.
If you already have a Mopar-Borla, the retrofit of a Magnaflow muffler like I did (see above) works really well also. My S3R is quieter than stock but pulls like a son of a gun.
anyone have a clip of the exhuast depot single tip turbo back?
I've heard it in person, it is loud as hell and sounds mean as shit. The only reason I wouldn't buy it is because part of the piping is like 2-3 inches from the ground.
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