Nasty drone slant 6 Pypes Street Pro

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I had a local muffler shop weld on a Pypes Street Pro Muffler and dump at the rear axle. I don’t even know if you would call it drone, it’s a loud bassy/subwoofer sound from takeoff to 2500ish.

I e had a magnaflow on an older truck that sounded great and a flowmaster 40 on a different truck also sounded great, but of drone on the 40. But this sounds like garbage! I didn’t even know TTI had a full 2.5” system until tonight. I am strongly considering going that rout and can swap mufflers easy to find one I like.

do you think it’s the tailpipe dumping at the rear causing this noise or just the muffler design itself?
 
Are you positive that you have a good seal in the exhaust front to back? I've heard drones from both cheap exhaust systems... and from high quality exhaust systems but that have warped flanges where 2 pipes connect and cause the undesired noise
 
Are you positive that you have a good seal in the exhaust front to back? I've heard drones from both cheap exhaust systems... and from high quality exhaust systems but that have warped flanges where 2 pipes connect and cause the undesired noise

I cruised over it and it looks tight.
 
I couldn't be happier with mine. Installing the Pypes Street Pros in my 340 Dart eliminated the drone I previously had with the FM40's that were on it before.

I'd give them a call to see what they think. Better yet, shoot a message over to @Ccas . I'm sure he'll help you out.
 
tailpipe dumping at the rear causing this noise
Could be. I just added tail pipes to my 318 car making a nice tone.I did many slants.
Slants do have a unique sound that you may not be able to get away from.
 
I couldn't be happier with mine. Installing the Pypes Street Pros in my 340 Dart eliminated the drone I previously had with the FM40's that were on it before.

I'd give them a call to see what they think. Better yet, shoot a message over to @Ccas . I'm sure he'll help you out.
Can you share a video? I’m split between the Pypes and 40 series flows. I ended up with flows on my 340 but I think I still want the Pypes sound more
 
Can you share a video? I’m split between the Pypes and 40 series flows. I ended up with flows on my 340 but I think I still want the Pypes sound more

Here's the video I posted right after I made the swap. Honestly, the only reason I swapped was one of the Flowmasters developed a couple rust pinholes. The Pypes mufflers are stainless construction and have a lifetime warranty (I believe). Don't quote me on that though.

The biggest difference for me was the ability to now carry on a conversation in the car while cruising because the drone is completely gone. It still sounds great at idle and WOT in my humble opinion.

 
Here's the video I posted right after I made the swap. Honestly, the only reason I swapped was one of the Flowmasters developed a couple rust pinholes. The Pypes mufflers are stainless construction and have a lifetime warranty (I believe). Don't quote me on that though.

The biggest difference for me was the ability to now carry on a conversation in the car while cruising because the drone is completely gone. It still sounds great at idle and WOT in my humble opinion.


That’s the video I saw on YouTube that sold me on the Pypes in the first place!
 
If you get Flowmasters, get the Delta Flow model - no Drone and the best sound
 
Here's the video I posted right after I made the swap. Honestly, the only reason I swapped was one of the Flowmasters developed a couple rust pinholes. The Pypes mufflers are stainless construction and have a lifetime warranty (I believe). Don't quote me on that though.

The biggest difference for me was the ability to now carry on a conversation in the car while cruising because the drone is completely gone. It still sounds great at idle and WOT in my humble opinion.


That’s the video that made me want pypes!
 
do you think it’s the tailpipe dumping at the rear causing this noise or just the muffler design itself?
probably both or a bit of both.

Slantys fire 153,624;
three cylinders per revolution,
120 degrees apart.
They are
Born to drone.

Getting rid of it can be a challenge. I recommend a single exhaust all the way past the body-line, a long 3-pass muffler, and a turn-down under the rear bumper, but soften the slash so you don't cut yourself as you walk by.
But since you already have 90% of a system, just install a tailpipe out to the bumper.
I heard this slanty dual exhaust system once, like a T/A with side exits, in the which, 3 cylinders fired out each side; whacky! I sorta liked it.
 
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