plah plah plah plah exhaust sound
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plah plah plah plah exhaust sound
I want that sound sooo bad! anyone know a good muffler that produces that sound?!
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A muffler does not make the lope sound you're wanting. Mufflers can have different tones and levels of loadness but not idle sounds u need a cam for that
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Yeah cams can get expensive, it's basically a shaft that has lobes on it, it turns and opens/closes the valves in the motor. If you get one with longer duration or higher lift (bigger lobes) it will use more fuel, but produce more power, along with that choppy idle that sounds so sweet
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damn :/ im not trying to spend high amounts of money or gas money on just a noise. is there any muffler that comes close to that noise or something sounding really good? idk if the year of the XJ has effect on what sound it produces but i got a late model..(98)
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Alot of guys like using a flowmaster 40 or 50 but u will never get a lope from a muffler just louder and better tones. A high duration cam is not what u want in a stock 4.0 not a good combo for a wheeler and before anyone gives me crap for saying that i mean in this case lol
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Alot of guys like using a flowmaster 40 or 50 but u will never get a lope from a muffler just louder and better tones. A high duration cam is not what u want in a stock 4.0 not a good combo for a wheeler and before anyone gives me crap for saying that i mean in this case lol
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lol. yeah forget about it. if i need to go through all that trouble for a sound..it aint gonna be worth it. but yeah those super 40 series mufflers sound good. anyone know what thrush muffs sound good? iv heard the welded turbo ones but youtube sound quality sucks!!!! i can never find a legit sound video. they all sound different
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Any really. I actually bought mine used so I couldn't tell you which it is, I believe it's a 40 based on the noise level. 44 will be a bit quieter, but the 40 isn't deafening especially with a full pipe. A 50 will be the quietest, and generally speaking a 10 series will be the loudest, but it will have a little less of that distinctive tone. Whatever you choose I think you will like it. The other thing I like about my Flowmaster is that the chambering breaks up the exhaust enough to kill most of the drone associated with modifying a 4.0's exhaust. There's no drone at all on the highway and it's limited to the 1200-1600 rpm range at slow speeds. Drone might not seem like a big deal now, but you'll appreciate it a lot less after a few miles on the interstate.
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The Thrush Welded is an exact copy of the Flowmaster 40. The patent Flowmaster had for the 40s ran out and they never renewed it so Thrush literally copied the entire design.
I just ordered the Thrush Welded from Advanced for $40 shipped. It should be here sometime this week hopefully, I might take a video and post it on YouTube. Just depends on how my camera does at picking up the sound.
Also, is the plah plah plah plah sound you are referring to like pops after you let off the the gas or more kind of at idle?
Pops (a ton of pops BTW lol)
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I just ordered the Thrush Welded from Advanced for $40 shipped. It should be here sometime this week hopefully, I might take a video and post it on YouTube. Just depends on how my camera does at picking up the sound.
Also, is the plah plah plah plah sound you are referring to like pops after you let off the the gas or more kind of at idle?
Pops (a ton of pops BTW lol)
Cam
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