MagnaFlow Mufflers?
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'13 M5 | 08 C300 (Sold)
MagnaFlow Mufflers?
Hey guys,
I've already have an x-pipe installed and I wanted to make my car sound better/louder. I don't want it extremely loud because this car is my daily driver. I tried looking for some videos with magnaflow muffler but most have the x-pipe.
Does anyone have experience with this or maybe even a video or two?
Is muffler delete too loud? A lot of drone?
Thank you,
I've already have an x-pipe installed and I wanted to make my car sound better/louder. I don't want it extremely loud because this car is my daily driver. I tried looking for some videos with magnaflow muffler but most have the x-pipe.
Does anyone have experience with this or maybe even a video or two?
Is muffler delete too loud? A lot of drone?
Thank you,
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2018 E43
If you don't want it too loud due to being your DD, then you def don't want to do a muffler delete. I have the magnaflow mufflers on mine and the drone can be annoying at times, but nothing crazy. People keep asking about them as they apparently sound nice outside the car. I wouldn't know as I don't let others drive it 😁
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From: Washington
'13 M5 | 08 C300 (Sold)
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From: SF bay area
C300 sport
I've also been debating a muffler delete to go along with my x-pipe. I also don't want it to be too loud or droney. From reading on the forums, I always thought that the xpipe and magnaflow mufflers is the loudest I'd ever want to go. I've had plenty of friends muffler delete their car, and I've had half of them go back within a month. It all depends on the type of person you are, and from what it sounds, you're much like me in this regard. If you don't mind dropping the cash, you could have a shop do it for less than $100, with new straight pipe tips. The highly respected shop I go to charges $75 to take off or put back on.
