thrush mufflers
05-02-2009, 05:11 PM
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thrush mufflers
hey everybody, thinking about getting new mufflers on my 65. has anybody ever used Thrush mufflers and if so do you like them , don't want flowmaster,too raspy. looking for a nice rumble but would like to hold a conversation on the inside so want as little drone as possible. thanks
05-02-2009, 05:14 PM
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buddy of mine got them, didn't like the sound of them and sold them again.
but they're great price 25$ a pop if you're talking about their glasspacks
if flowmaster is too raspy for you maybe try magnaflow mufflers
but they're great price 25$ a pop if you're talking about their glasspacks
if flowmaster is too raspy for you maybe try magnaflow mufflers
05-02-2009, 06:51 PM
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I'm not sure why you say that Flowmaster is raspy. Its definitely not. It has a deeper rumble.
Turbo mufflers and glasspacks are raspy.
From whats been said, Magnaflow will probably suite your needs best though.
Turbo mufflers and glasspacks are raspy.
From whats been said, Magnaflow will probably suite your needs best though.
05-02-2009, 08:21 PM
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Flowmasters are raspy. Magnaflows and Dynomaxes rumble, my Hushpowers growl, standard Flowmaster 2 and 3 chamber mufflers have a blatty rasp to them, especially at idle. Sure, you get a lot of low frequency sound, but you get a lot of high frequency with it. There's just nothing in there to absorb all the high frequency sound from the exhaust.
Turbo mufflers and glasspacks have a raspy crackle at higher rpm's, but have a mellow tone at idle/cruise.
Turbo mufflers and glasspacks have a raspy crackle at higher rpm's, but have a mellow tone at idle/cruise.
