MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Muffler 11226: 2.5"/2.5" Inlet/Outlet, 4x9x14" Oval, Stainless Steel, Satin Finish

I had two of these installed on my 2008 Audi S4. The sound is deep and adds a nice growl to the 4.2 V8. They are not loud but do make the car sound more alive, especially decelerating in lower gears. I’m a fan

This product was great for my 2004 Chevy Silverado. I cut off the old muffler and discarded it along with the rest of the tailpipe. I attached this muffler in it's place using a size reducer with a few muffler clamps and it works great. Solid item all around. The muffler puts out a deep, throaty sound at a medium volume when accelerating, but backs off on the volume and droning when cruising at a set speed. My truck "cruises" between 1500-2300 RPMs on city roads and highway, and the drone isn't bad at all. Overall, loud when you want it to be and quiet when you don't. I think it's a great combination. Very happy with it.Note: The 2.5" measurement is the INSIDE DIAMETER of both ends. If you use this muffler on an 03-07 silverado like mine, you will need a reducer coupler since the stock piping on the truck is not 2.5".

The mufflers are durable low noise. Performance is well and easy installation fit.

Perfect size and sound

Definitely a good alternative if you want something louder than stock but not straight piped. Deeper tone, quiet at idle but sounds good everyday driving.

Perfect!

nice mufflers but the whole thing draws a magnet like they're not stainless steel. don't look at the stock image this inot what you will receive.

I just installed this on my 1996 Honda Del Sol which has a full exhaust that originally came with a N1 -Style Canister Muffler. Regardless of having the top on/off, windows up/down, the old muffler was LOUD to say the least. Worst off all, I could not really hold a conversation inside the car and I looked like an idiot taking off from an intersection as everyone thought I was trying to race them! :\I am huge fan of magnaflow, but looked at other products first, including the complete Dynomax product line. I wanted something quiet that would not hurt performance (Don't we all). After roughly calculating the required flow my engine would need, I ruled out the Dynomax Super Turbo (regarded as one of the most quiet performance mufflers). The Dynomax VT looked good, but I found many (online) reviews of issues with the diverter valve and spring assembly. The Dynomax Ultra Flo is most like the magnaflow, but costs more.This muffler has a high flowing straight-thru design that does not hamper performance. Best of all, the noise level of this muffler on my car is almost stock. It has a really mellow tone that wakes up under hard acceleration.I am extremely happy with this muffler as it solved my loud exhaust issue with a quiet, high flowing solution.