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Need more muffler suggestions for the 6.2

6.2Blazer

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One of my mufflers finally let go and now has a couple big rust holes in it. I'm planning on replacing them but can't decide what to get. The current ones were called "Rino" and I got them through Midas probably 7 years ago. I really like the way they sounded, but can't find them listed on the web anywhere.

Anyway, I need some suggestions. I want something with a nice deep tone to it but not exremely obnoxiouis. My first though was a 50-series Flowmaster but would like something a little cheaper.......some of the Turbo mufflers are only like $20 but I don't know what they sound like.
 
I'm not sure what they'd sound like on a diesel, but I'm running Dynomax Super Turbos on the 305- they growl nicely when you step on it but are pretty mild while cruising. I'd compare their sound to a slightly toned down Flowmaster 50.
 
No Matter what you do, just stay away from a gas type glass pack.
The diesel type has bigger holes and if you get a regular gas muffler is will plug the holes with soot very fast.
Now with the baffle type like the flowmasters it's not a problem.
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Yep, tried glass packs before. I thought they sounded okay at first but got really ratty sounding pretty quick.

I like the idea of the Flowmasters because they don't have any packing material to fill up with diesel soot, it's just the issue with handing out over a $100 for a pair of mufflers.
 
Yea, and I got a set of Thrush on my rig now. Don't anyone park beside me now. My rig will assault other vehicles. My poor neighbors Jeep eneded up with a 2 foot circle of soot attached to his door the other day /forums/images/graemlins/rotfl.gif /forums/images/graemlins/eek.gif /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif.
It seems like they will hold all the soot in till I give it a little or start it up, then it unloads!!
 
mine let a big cloud of soot out today. i think i might have scared the person behind me /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif i have a friend who ran cherry bombs on his, they sounded ok for a while. cheap too.
 
And if I happen to get a ricer or a Heap behind me I will floor it and leave em in a cloud of smoke, if you don't belive me you can ask the members of the 4xFools. They all stopped at a light and I just HAPPEND to be in front. All I could hear over the CB were people coughing and wheezing! /forums/images/graemlins/eek.gif
 
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And if I happen to get a ricer or a Heap behind me I will floor it and leave em in a cloud of smoke

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I have a set of the 70 series Flowmasters on 6.2. Deep throaty sound. sounds like a big block. Go to the flowmaster site and listen to the options. If you've got a good sound hooked to the computer TURN it up!!!

I forgot to mention that I have 3 inch pipe from the manifold back.
 
friend of mine runs pipes only full length on his 82 k10 diesel, higher rpm when readyt o shift ot next gear gets to cackling pretty loud, but part and low throttle is pretty quiet hardly noticeable. and they are big pipes- custom duals front to back
 
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