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2001 Dodge diesel exhaust
I need a new exhaust system and would like to use stainless steel. My problem is that I can't find anyone to tell me which brand will give me close to stock loudness level.
I would like to install a 4 in. system,which there are many, and they all ( company reps ), tell me that they're systems are very close to stock. I guess what I am looking for is someone with personal experince. Thanks in advance. |
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The loudness comes down to the muffler. Go online and find out what the decibel levels are on a stock rig then shop for the muffler that will give you simiular decibels. With a larger exhaust it will be a bit louder but you should have better fuel milage and power. Good luck |
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