MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Muffler 12198: 3"/2.5" Inlet/Outlet, 5x8x14" Oval, Stainless Steel, Satin Finish

stock exhaust front to back, just installed this and man it sounds great. Had a flowmaster when bought truck, it was louder going down the road and idleing. Now it's quiet enough I can hear the tires going down hiway. When I kick it down or get on it from a stop it's so much better than the flowmaster! Deeper more muscular and just as loud, but way sweeter! Sure feels a lot stronger too, swear I can actually feel diff too. have magnas on my 02 camaro and cant wait to get them on my 68 firebird, yes I am a fan, try them and you will be too

I was running Flowmaster before purchasing the magnaflow muffler I wish I would made the switch years ago you beat the sound and performance

Had this installed on my 2021 Tundra and it sounds great. It has a slightly louder idle than stock. A really nice rumble to it until you give it gas.....it sounds mean then. I kept jt simple amd added a 3 inch black exhaust tip and called it a day. These mufflers ARE REVERSIBLE so there is no Wrong way as far as the outlet and inlet in concerned.

Product worked great had my local muffler shop install. Nice sound can still hear stereo at highway speeds very little droning. Fit great on my 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 quad cab.

Sounds amazing on my truck! It's definitely louder than the stock exhaust on my 2017 Ram 1500 sport but no so much that it's annoying everyone in town. It's a nice happy medium that makes my truck scream when I hit the gas but it's not obnoxious. There's also no annoying drone on the highway when I'm driving long distance.

Exactly what I was looking for. I did a lot of lurking in different forums and read numerous reviews before I chose this one for my 2015 Ram 1500 Big Horn Edition. To me, the drone you here isnt very noticeable, especially including road noise, music, and anything else going on in the vehicle.Not crazy loud as to be obnoxious, but sounds deep and aggressive when you get on it. This is the only "performance" addition to my truck at the moment. I have read numerous places it will sound even better once you get a cold air i take added also. I'll try to remember to add to the review after that.I'm in Ky and it cost me 150 to get it installed, which I feel is high but that's what 3 different shops quoted me. I believe it is because this muffler is so much smaller then the stock one that have to weld in new pipe.As far as performance, truck definitely feels stronger. And throttle response feels a little better.Can't comment on MPG as I have been playing around too much and my MOH has dropped dramatically due to my constant revving and putting the pedal to the floor every chance I get at the moment. I have noticed the ECO mode staying on longer though so maybe it will translate to a little better MPG whenever I get back to normal driving.

The MagnaFlow muffler has definitely added more power to my Daytona, but the real bonus is...the sweet music that now rumbles from my exhaust! I had it installed by a local exhaust shop because I also needed to reroute my tailpipes to clear a rear swaybar I had installed.

I love the way magnaflow sounds, and it's stainless steel. Better than flow master for sure. I put this on a 2017 tundra and it's perfect. Not too loud, but now sounds like a truck. The 5.7 is a great engine and with this, it sounds just loud enough. The cats on the tundra take most off the sound out already. The sound is not annoying or too loud, it's just right IMO. I've had the 18" on a 2014 tundra and it was too quiet.