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Rebel GT Exhaust question

It is plenty loud enough for me. Has a great bark on a cold start, calms down nicely, and has an aggressive sound when on the throttle, but quiets down with zero drone when just cruising. For me, it is blissful perfection. I haven't towed my boat with it on yet but look forward to it. On longer trips, the Borla 40393 muffler replacement I had on there got irritating/drony when towing. Not too bad though, and fine on shorter trips, but I mostly fish 2-1/2 to 3 hours away.
 
It is plenty loud enough for me. Has a great bark on a cold start, calms down nicely, and has an aggressive sound when on the throttle, but quiets down with zero drone when just cruising. For me, it is blissful perfection. I haven't towed my boat with it on yet but look forward to it. On longer trips, the Borla 40393 muffler replacement I had on there got irritating/drony when towing. Not too bad though, and fine on shorter trips, but I mostly fish 2-1/2 to 3 hours away.
I agree, but you know somebody out there will not be happy.
 
I agree, and also had reservations before ordering, my "fix" if it wasn't loud enough for me was a resonator delete from B2 Fabrication, and problem solved, but they knocked this one in the deep seats. It's more about the tone than the volume, both are perfect for me, but the tone is what I am in love with.
 
I just ordered a mopar cat back exhaust but I can’t find any 5” black tips. Does anyone know if exhaust pipe in larger then factory?
 
Yes, it should be, the nut on the backside of the clamp you see there near it is at the 12 o'clock position so the part number should be facing the ground or away from the truck, maybe at the 6 o'clock position.
Once I install this eve. I'll snap another pic and show you where to look when installed if I can. It will be on the transmission side of the rear axle and somewhat close quarters there.
Think of the concrete you see as the bottom of the truck bed.
 
Yes, it should be, the nut on the backside of the clamp you see there near it is at the 12 o'clock position so the part number should be facing the ground or away from the truck, maybe at the 6 o'clock position.
Once I install this eve. I'll snap another pic and show you where to look when installed if I can. It will be on the transmission side of the rear axle and somewhat close quarters there.
Ok perfect, that would be great! Thank you
 
As far as what difference the RH resonator made, it did exactly as I described, I now have an "In Stereo" balanced sound coming from both tailpipes, a little bit more volume overall, and is music to my ears. Made me love it even more if that's even possible.
 
As far as what difference the RH resonator made, it did exactly as I described, I now have an "In Stereo" balanced sound coming from both tailpipes, a little bit more volume overall, and is music to my ears. Made me love it even more if that's even possible.
Curious if the G/T resonators have the weep holes, or if the interior design is just completely different. I assume it doesn’t have that annoying air leak sound from the resonators that is normally created with aftermarket muffler using stock resonators?
 
Weep holes are also in the G/T reso's, same amount, same locations. No plastic bag in the wind sounds whatsoever with this system, just a clean, crisp, and aggressive exhaust tone.
 
can we have the confirmed part numbers added to the first post to prevent confusion and additional asks?

I believe we are at:
68517364AA - driver side resonator + muffler
68517365AA - passenger side resonator
 

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