duramaxphil
10-07-2005, 03:25 PM
sorry guys i have researched hard but get mixed reactions. i want to know what the loudest is on a lb7. Mine would be straight piped all the way back. Some say the duals are loud others say they are not bad. Then some say the single is the same, then some say it is louder than duals??? i have also heard straight pipe the stock exhaust and its louder??? man i just dont know anymore, does anyone??
Dmax05
10-07-2005, 04:07 PM
Duals will be loudest all the way around, And a single will be loudest to one side. I think that singles and duals are the same pitch and have the same sound levels. It just depends where you want the sound. Thats just me tho....and I would go DUALS!
ballardsj
10-07-2005, 04:38 PM
I have a single 4in from summit and if your looking for loud...then get the summit exhaust...it will shake your teeth above 1800 RPM!
Enigma
10-07-2005, 07:28 PM
This may be a bit of apples to oranges comparison as the systems I am comparing are from different manufactures, but here's my .02. The single is MUCH louder, especially the turbo whistle. The systems I am comparing are my Summit single 4” and my father's dual 4” MBRP. Both systems are sans kitty which increased turbo whistle on both trucks. Obviously the main differences between the systems are dual vs. single and the muffler and I'm certain the muffler makes some difference, how much I don't know.
Like I said it is an apples to oranges comparison, but there you go.
duramaxphil
10-08-2005, 01:44 PM
This may be a bit of apples to oranges comparison as the systems I am comparing are from different manufactures, but here's my .02. The single is MUCH louder, especially the turbo whistle. The systems I am comparing are my Summit single 4” and my father's dual 4” MBRP. Both systems are sans kitty which increased turbo whistle on both trucks. Obviously the main differences between the systems are dual vs. single and the muffler and I'm certain the muffler makes some difference, how much I don't know.
Like I said it is an apples to oranges comparison, but there you go.
does anyone else think this is true??? that duals are quieter than single?
Dmax05
10-09-2005, 12:38 AM
Duals do split the amount of air comming out of the pipes...so I guess a large single would be best, if you think about it that way. But duals are still my fav...and mine still seems to be a little louder than cody single. IMO
duramaxphil
10-09-2005, 12:42 AM
thats kinda what i was starting to think. thanks for the info.
G-MAC
10-09-2005, 03:21 AM
Hey DMAX in you sig it says 5" duals exiting out infront of you rear tires. Do you have pics of the exhaust? I would like to see your set up.
Dmax05
10-09-2005, 11:55 AM
yeah, let me get some for you guys...I was also trying to get a pic of codys single...but I didnt find him out on North friday night.
duramaxphil
10-10-2005, 10:51 AM
im hearing that 5 in single is the loudes. so i think that will be the best for the loudest pipe. Anyone else agree that 5 in. is louder than 4.
Mark Craig
10-10-2005, 11:57 AM
duramaxphil,
Yes in this case it probably is true. The Summit, Jegs type of systems come with a hollow can muffler (no packing materials) and that will increase the BOOMey sound and overall volume of the exhaust sound. If you compare a MBRP single to a dual there will be a slight and I mean slight volume increase from the duals. The dual muffler is slightly smaller and because you are getting sound from the drivers side of the truck it will be slightly louder, you would have to have one of each side by side to tell the difference though. Call us at DPPI if you have any questions on MBRP we are their oldest and largest distributor and can answer any questions you might have.
Mark @ DPPI