I have a chevy 4x4 with stock 305 I want true duals loud but not extreme should I get this or the 40 series?
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This one sounds great while idling but when ever you accelerate it is pretty load. I would think it would be too load if you had duals.
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To be honest with you. This is a great item. It is not ridiculously loud. It is more less a deep sounding growl. I actually love it. It is not an annoying over bearing sound. I recommend it if you are not looking for the ridiculous loud sounding muffler. If you purchase it. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
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Take your truck to whatever your local exhaust shop is. For example, here it's Child's. It shouldn't be particularly expensive and should only take them a few minutes. I had the entire back half of my 97 Chevy's true dual system redone in less than an hour.
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If you are seriously going to put the 360w through these speakers you will probably blow them apart. I am old school when my 40w Dyna-kit tube amp would have shredded them to pieces on the first use. I purchased them as a replacement for my Ford van and they are better than the original ones. The sound is clear with fair bass but if your want to save some money buy a much better pair to match your amp. They are not returnable so if you destroy them your money is out the window.
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i have a ram 2500 .4inch is fine.5inch will give you a deeper tone. but not necessary till you are putting down 600hp .loli kinda have both . i 1st got a 4 inch delete pipe from turbo to stock muffler . then got a 5inch dpf back . which deletes the muffler and replaces it 5inch pipe over the axle back. making it now straight pipe
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I run two mofo 12's, they run great with these amps, I have two of them. I'd suggest a ported box, but then again that's me. I have a Chevy hhr, so it's a little much for my small car, but I love it. Hope this helps you. Enjoy them if you do get them, I know I do.
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I have a 2001 xlt 4x4 extended cab and also don't like the noise. This exhaust fit perfectly, easy to install and has a low smooth rumble but is nice and quiet at speeds. I also would recommend Yokahama tires to quiet tire noise...
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I have an 09 dodge ram quad cab with 5.9 hemi. I bought the 3840. Money well spent if you are looking for more power!!! Just make sure you know what you are doing when you go to advance settings!! Don't take for granted that the numbers that show up are right! You will need to look up your spec's and make sure you got it right before down loading the program. I wrote down my specs in the book that came with it. I use the 87 setting the most. You will notice a difference from stock to 87, 91, 93!!! Fuel mileage goes down about 1-2 miles per gal per step up from 87. Hope I helped.
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I'm using the 308's in a 300 sq. ft. room and chose them over the 305s + a subwoofer due to the better bass extension of the 308s. I would rather have larger speakers and no sub, but others might prefer the opposite depending on their room layout and speaker/sub placement options.
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That depends... What are you looking for that this one does not do? We have installed these on many 2013-2014 Wranglers with the 730 nav system The 2013's sounded OK, but there was an issue with range of volume. With amps set high enough to get full power, it was too loud at level "1" on the radio. So, we had to make a compromise. On the 2014 we just installed, it sounded great. Volume range was as much as you could ask for. We are a JL Audio dealer and use only JL amplifiers. Not sure if the change was in the radio or the adapter. You can use the JL "Clean Sweep", but it gets real expensive. That depends... What are you looking for that this one does not do? We have installed these on many 2013-2014 Wranglers with the 730 nav system The 2013's sounded OK, but there was an issue with range of volume. With amps set high enough to get full power, it was too loud at level "1" on the radio. So, we had to make a compromise. On the 2014 we just installed, it sounded great. Volume range was as much as you could ask for. We are a JL Audio dealer and use only JL amplifiers. Not sure if the change was in the radio or the adapter. You can use the JL "Clean Sweep", but... » Read More That depends... What are you looking for that this one does not do? We have installed these on many 2013-2014 Wranglers with the 730 nav system The 2013's sounded OK, but there was an issue with range of volume. With amps set high enough to get full power, it was too loud at level "1" on the radio. So, we had to make a compromise. On the 2014 we just installed, it sounded great. Volume range was as much as you could ask for. We are a JL Audio dealer and use only JL amplifiers. Not sure if the change was in the radio or the adapter. You can use the JL "Clean Sweep", but it gets real expensive. « Show Less
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I think it would sound great! Magnaflows are more mellow than flowmasters but if you want an understated but still nice Chevy rumble I'd go for it.
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I have 2 in my truck on a 2000 watt Brutus an it rocks! I would imagine that they would sound good with any decent 1600 watt D-Class mono amp ... Pionner has one .. Or just search 1600 D-Class mono and check the reviews
1895888
That's the difference- the sounds and lights. If you like lights and horn, check into Hess brand trucks. They are just as nice.
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I didn't purchase the 6x9's. The speakers I purchased were only replacements for 13yr old blown out factory speakers in my old p/u truck. I'm not much of a car audio expert but if you're driving 2 amplified subs without any "speaker" amplification, you're missing out on a lot of sound. Amping your speakers will not give much more bass but will really make a difference in your overall sound quality. I for one don't care how good a system sounds outside of a vehicle cabin. It's all about the inside for me. As far as an amp, stick with your well known names. You'll pay a little more but low noise values and amp efficiency all equate better sound at the speaker as well as a long life. I didn't purchase the 6x9's. The speakers I purchased were only replacements for 13yr old blown out factory speakers in my old p/u truck. I'm not much of a car audio expert but if you're driving 2 amplified subs without any "speaker" amplification, you're missing out on a lot of sound. Amping your speakers will not give much more bass but will really make a difference in your overall sound quality. I for one don't care how good a system sounds outside of a vehicle cabin. It's all about the inside for me. As far as an amp, stick with your well known names. You'll pay a little more... » Read More I didn't purchase the 6x9's. The speakers I purchased were only replacements for 13yr old blown out factory speakers in my old p/u truck. I'm not much of a car audio expert but if you're driving 2 amplified subs without any "speaker" amplification, you're missing out on a lot of sound. Amping your speakers will not give much more bass but will really make a difference in your overall sound quality. I for one don't care how good a system sounds outside of a vehicle cabin. It's all about the inside for me. As far as an amp, stick with your well known names. You'll pay a little more but low noise values and amp efficiency all equate better sound at the speaker as well as a long life. « Show Less
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Janis, I have both trucks and it's not worth it trying to convert into a 4x4 truck. Too many parts are different since one has the motor in the chassisand the 2wd has the motor in the rear. That is why I bought 2 different trucks. For what it's worth, I do not race the trucks so I like the 2 wd slashtruck for just bashing around. It's really a fun truck!
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Right now I am running 305/55r20 Trail Grapplers on my truck, with aftermarket wheels. And I have no rub at all!!! Thats on a 08 GMC Sierra. So 285 should be good.
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If im not mistaken a aftermarket/stock radio pre-amp is 45x4 or 50x4 meaning your slightly better from amp than running from headunit. Depending on amp actual power may be less than advertised. it will work but dont expect them to be much louder than stock speakers. i have a 2500 watt 5 channel amp running 100 watts to each to these(and they could have more, but plenty loud with just 100watts) and the rest for subs.Side note when buying amp/ speakers you want the amp rms at least 80% of the speakers peak for best results.
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It's definitely louder than stock, but it's not outrageous. It has a great secondary report, especially if you have a standard transmission. I love mine :)