A question often asked is: Which muffler is better, Magnaflow or Flowmaster? Both exhaust brands have been around since the early 1980s, both have the word "flow" in their names, and both brands have ...
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A $3,359 exhaust won't make the Charger Sixpack sound like a V8 — the noise you want is in the crankshaft
MagnaFlow will sell you a cat-back exhaust for the twin-turbo Charger Sixpack. Part number 19699, $3,359, three-inch stainless tubing, two straight-through mufflers, 4.5-inch black chrome tips. Dodge ...
The sixth-generation 4Runner comes with a four-pot engine that can hardly be described as tonal and sonorous. Be that as it may, the aftermarket is much obliged to improve on its aural qualities with ...
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The Dodge Charger Sixpack gets a real exhaust upgrade from MagnaFlow
MagnaFlow's new cat-back system gives the Charger a louder sound without ditching the factory active exhaust.
In 1981, Jerry Paolone started a small business to recycle catalytic converters. He had the foresight to realize that as cars equipped with the then relatively new pollution control devices began to ...
The N500-generation 4Runner doesn't sound great by default. You can blame Toyota's emission-conscious factory exhaust, for sure, but do remember that inline-four engines rarely sound nice in standard ...
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