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Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Adding and AFE and dumping the muffler.

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before I dump the muffler. does anyone regret they did this on their rig?? I figure it's such a cheap mod to lower egt's and help flow. How is the noise? I am keeping the resonator. Thanks for the help.



Ken



Oh yeah, I have an VA already.
 
Ken, yes muffler removal is the best move you can make for the money. I did the same thing but left the resonator inplace. I ran this way for 10k miles. I just put a 4" on last week and noticed no improvement over the factory system with no muff. Heck of a thing to spend $700+ for looks... and the $50 factory muff removal was mutch more impressive.

Noise... heck do it... you'll have the biggest grin on your face:D

There is no noise... until you put your foot in it:cool:



William
 
I dropped the muffler and left the resonator as well. There is some drone at 2000 but I've seen some fixes on here for that. I just haven't tried any.



I'll take the drone over the muffler any day.



I'm going up to a 4" downpipe and 5" straight next time. ROWDY!



Get that muffler OFF, it disappoints me every time I hear a 5. 9 with a factory muffler!



and NOTHING flows more per $ than the BHAF and it's oil-less.
 
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It sounds cool without a muffler except when you don't want to stand out. (ie: cop next to you at a light in town) It gets pretty loud under load. I put a 4" Dynomax muffler on mine after being straight-piped for a year or two.



As far as the filter goes, I agree that the BHAF is your better buy. JMHO of course.
 
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