Yea, if "no sound" is nice to you... You will probably think a flowmaster or
magnaflow is too loud. I have never heard a flowmaster on a 4.7, but on a 5.7
firebird it sounds like growling noisy exhaust. I think the pontiac engines
just don't sound as nice as the dodge engines. Friends say my durango sounds
like the General Lee! I have a magnaflow muffler and it is pretty mellow while
cruising.
-- -=Mike Kuriger 1991 Isuzu Impulse RS 1.8 2000 Dodge Durango SLT 4x4 4.7 http://www.isuzu-mods.com http://www.twistedbits.net/WWWProfile/dakota/NgFQdD9vkNHNgJason Proffitt wrote:
> Hello All, > > I had the opportunity today to run my 2000 Dakota CC (4.7L, auto, 3.92 > limited-slip, LOADED) at the track today when my Chevelle decided to spit a > piece of the ring gear out the differential cover ;-) Anyways, the Dakota > is completely stock (even the factory paper air filter still in it) with the > addition of a Extang tonneau cover (great cover by the way). The weather > was in the low 50's here in MI. I ran a best of 15.51@87mph with a 60' of > 2.176. It would spin the tires a little out of the hole even with the tires > down to 22 psi. Also, of the 4 runs, the worst was a 15.54. I was > impressed with the consistency, but was not impressed with the shifting of > the multi-speed trans. Overall I was very happy with the times and plan to > at least add an intake and thermostat in the future. I have noticed that > the muffler seems to be "breaking in" and has a real nice tone now compare > to when I first got it (it has 8,000 miles now). Has anyone else noticed > this. I may possibly replace just the muffler in the future, but am > pleasantly surprised at the nice sound of the stock exhaust system for now. > Well just thought I would share my experiences and have enjoyed lurking > around the DML for the past few months. > > Thanks, > Jason
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