Double mid pipe for better sound?
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So I really tried to do a search to find a thread that was similar, even one that just talked about exhaust sound from mid pipe installs and found nothing. Well long story short I recently installed factory 5.0 H pipe. Off the bat the sound was a lot deeper upon startup and on the highway I noticed the car I felt a lot quicker on upper RPM's, around 4200 4300 and above. I still have not done in the car so I don't know if there's any games but then again I've never done in the car so I have no idea what my bass power is at or any of the numbers. My main concern is the sound of my car now. When I had the hybrid mid pipe I noticed a slight burble sound. I really liked it and wanted to enhance it, make it louder. so I thought adding the H pipe, which most people say will give you that more "muscle car" sound, should do the trick. Well it did improve in some areas but the areas I wanted it to improve on it didn't. As of now it sounds great up until 2700 rpm and then it just flattens out into this droned Tacoma PreRunner exhaust sound.
Anyways, long story short I'm planning on trying to sell the car so I can upgrade for a 5.0 but in the meantime I wanted to see if I can maybe put back the factory hybrid midsection while keeping the the H section of the midpipe installed. I don't know if anyone has done that before what it would do to install a double h-pipe or a double X pipe. I have no idea if I'm even thinking I along the right lines with this lol.
Any thoughts on this would be great!
For now as is my car is stock exhaust with the Magnaflow Street Series axlebacks.
Anyways, long story short I'm planning on trying to sell the car so I can upgrade for a 5.0 but in the meantime I wanted to see if I can maybe put back the factory hybrid midsection while keeping the the H section of the midpipe installed. I don't know if anyone has done that before what it would do to install a double h-pipe or a double X pipe. I have no idea if I'm even thinking I along the right lines with this lol.
Any thoughts on this would be great!
For now as is my car is stock exhaust with the Magnaflow Street Series axlebacks.
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Try it and see, but I think you will run out of room, or be forced to make compromises to flow to get two on there.
It's a V6, there is only so much that you can do to get the sound you are wanting.
When I had my '12 V6, there were a couple of exhausts I liked the sound of but they were not enough better to me than the stock mufflers so I never bought any. One of the best ones to me were just muffler deletes. I just ended up leaving the stock mufflers on mine though, I got to liking the stealth of the quieter mufflers.
Now, on my current GT, I knew from the start that I had to have the boy racer exhaust sound, and I got it with the Flowmaster Outlaws.
It's a V6, there is only so much that you can do to get the sound you are wanting.
When I had my '12 V6, there were a couple of exhausts I liked the sound of but they were not enough better to me than the stock mufflers so I never bought any. One of the best ones to me were just muffler deletes. I just ended up leaving the stock mufflers on mine though, I got to liking the stealth of the quieter mufflers.
Now, on my current GT, I knew from the start that I had to have the boy racer exhaust sound, and I got it with the Flowmaster Outlaws.
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