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I've noticed quit a few post on Banks Exhaust. Is there any one out there running anything else, if so what, and how do you like it? Cost would be a good thing to add too  .
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There are some positive things being said about the JBA exhaust on TitanTalk.
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I would like to hear about Magnaflow's exhaust, they were the choice when I had my Mustang, so I know they'd be a good choice for the Titan too. I dunno if they make a kit for it yet though.
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I just had a Magnaflow cat-back system (part # 15848) put on Friday. I looked at a couple of other options but I had had good luck out of Magnaflow in the past. I got the kit and had it installed for $522.00 including taxes. I haven't driven it much this weekend but so far so good, the sound is very aggessive. If your looking for something that you won't hear inside the cabin until you get on the gas this system may not be for you. Magnaflow claims a 14 HP & 18 lb-ft, I dont know how close that is but you can definetly feel it in the seat of your pants!!
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I hear the Magna Flow comes in three series, 30, 40, and 50, I think. 30 is close to OEM, 40 a bit loader, and 50 Mustang GT Load if you know what I mean. Now I could have the numbers all messed up and could even be talking about a whole different system but don't think so. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I know going aftermarket is going to get louder but I don't want to have to yell in order to speak while crusing down the I-15.
Does anyone have any thing to say about Gibson?
Has anyone done a daul and is there any gains besides looks?
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I hear the Magna Flow comes in three series, 30, 40, and 50, I think. 30 is close to OEM, 40 a bit loader, and 50 Mustang GT Load if you know what I mean. Now I could have the numbers all messed up and could even be talking about a whole different system but don't think so. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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you are thinking about Flowmaster... they have those series numbers. Magnaflow systems come in 2 choices - the regular Magnaflow mufflers which are 2 chamber I think, and then the Magnapack mufflers that are straight-through design.
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Right I knew it was something with a FLOW in it  . Thanks for the clarification.
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I already have the Banks... but the SpinTech systems look very inviting (quieter but full flow).
http://www.spintechmufflers.com/spintech/spintechindex.asp
I may be installing one of their mufflers on my Banks system here soon...
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Thanks CJS. Never heard of the spintech before today but that looks like what I'm looking for. Good flow without all the NOISE!!!
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Being 16, loud=scareing the living crap out of little ricers so bascially whichever one is the loudest, i will go for but i understand about the cabin noise. If you got some chick in the car you dont wanna be yelling, anyways which is the loudest when you really get on it but has decent cabin noise?
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