1994 dodge 2500 v10 8.0

[BIGCOUNTRY01]

Ive got a 1994 dodge 2500 with the v10 8.0 488 im looking at maybe putting an exhaust and good sounding muffler on it. Im really wanting something that will sound really good and not like a lawn mower or a honda civic. I dont want it super loud i already have a truck that i cant drive in the city cause its exhaust is too loud. So what would you recomend?

 

[hkusp1]

I had the same truck and unfortunately they have a very distinct sound that mimics a a Honda civic. The only thing I didn't try with my v10 was glass packs.

 

[espy59lc]

If you're looking for an exhaust that has that v8 rumble to it...you'll be looking for a while. The V10's have a lot different sound than the v8's. I have a v10 in my F-250 so I know. I've been holding off on an exhaust until I hear one that's nice enough.

 

[308nato]

Flow Masters are pretty good.

 

[hink]

Just spitballing here...if there's a flange in the exhaust before the muffler, just disconnect it and see how it sounds. If you don't like it, hook it back up, and it costs you nothing.

 

[Eli]

The Mopar V10 is an odd-fire like the old Buick V6. It'll always sound odd because of that. I believe the Ford is an even-fire...
Flowmaster mufflers pretty much suck!

Eli

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Hard for me to imagine a V10 sounding like a Honda Civic, lol......

 

[imma_stocker]

You need to change the headers to get a completely different sound. Header length determines how you hear the firing order. The rest of the exhaust just changes the tone and volume.

 

[shooterfpga]

I had the same truck and unfortunately they have a very distinct sound that mimics a a Honda civic. The only thing I didn't try with my v10 was glass packs.

+1 you can try as hard as you want but the dodge v10 is known for its odd sounding exhaust, aftermarket or not.

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