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5th gen ram exhaust options ??

daviesnathan

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5th gen ram (1500) owners ... need some advice

Flowmaster super 10 or super 44 - or something comparable..

Resonators in or out ???

I ran a super 10 on my 2018 ram 1500 with stock pipe.. nothing fancy. And changed out the tips to 5 inch.

I'm hearing stuff on ram forums about it not being loud or a weird sound with Resonators in or out.. watched tons of videos.. but I need real input.

If anyone has done this or had some input I would greatly appreciate the comments

Thanks
 

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I just ordered the flowmaster flowfx direct fit muffler, I’ve gotten soft in my old age where I would mind cutting and welding before I find I choose convenience now 😂.
 

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I forgot which flowmaster I have but I also had the rear resonators taken out. I recommend doing just the muffler replacement first. Drive it for a week or so, and then if it's not sounding good enough take the resonators out.

These trucks love to stay in a higher gear for fuel mileage, so coasting around town there is a drone which I usually "fix" by blipping the throttle here and there and having the music up louder :D It could be the result of the combo I have, because others say they don't have a drone with a different muffler.
 

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I have zero drone with the MBRP cut and clamp muffler. I still have the rear resonators. It is fairly mild sounding unless you really get on it. It has gotten a little louder now that I’ve got almost 2K miles on it. I’ll give it a little longer to see if it continues to get louder as it breaks in, but I may decide to delete the rear resonators as well. One thing I don’t like with the rear resonators is the hissing sound at idle, but it’s not real noticeable.

I would definitely agree with try the muffler first before eliminating the rear resonators. And, give it some time to break in. It will get louder after some miles.
 

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Flowmaster Outlaw with all 3 resonators in place, both in the rear and the one after the cat (19, 20 models only).

It sounds like a 60s muscle car, no drone when cruising. As with most aggressive muffler only applications, you will get a drone with MDS in operation, I just shut it off if I don't want to hear it.
 

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I'll be ordering the AWE-0FG cat-back exhaust system here in the next week or two. Will report back, once installed, on how it performs. (y)
 

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