Gibson Exhaust - Help me choose

[Cory Richards]

I should have a little extra money coming to me later this month and I want to buy an exhaust. Which Gibson do you think would be the best bet? I want something that has a good rumble, but nothing too crazy loud. I'm also undecided on whether to get single or dual. What are the advantages/disadvantages?



Gibson is my top choice right now but I'm also looking at Borla and Magnaflow but they seem to be really expensive. Suggestions?

 

[Andy Szkutak]

GIBSON SUPERTRUCK!!!! if it was a v8 lol, i dont know how it would sound on a v6, but the other gibson single out sounds great on the 4.0, my friend has it in his ranger.



thanks

andy

 

[Ani Jagadish]

I have the single outlet Gibson Cat-Back on my ST. Definately louder then stock, you can actually hear it when idling. Just make sure when you have it installed it clears the rear bumper by a few inches otherwise you can melt the plastic.

 

[EddieS'04]

The Gibson you are looking at is probably cheaper bc it is not the SS unit. Iam running the magnaflow all SS tubing and mufler. It has a nice Idle and roars at wot. No droning in the cab at cruise. If you plan on keeping you trac for more than 3yrs, I would invest in a SS unit.....

 

[ReggieMRegalOne05 Legaspi]

Fast Eddie, do you have the Magnaflow #15696? Auto Anything have it on sale for $399.

 

[Cory Richards]

Yeah the single outlet looks like the only one in my price range if I go with stainless.

 

[EddieS'04]

Regal One,

I will have to find my papers, to check part #. I got the unit from EE. Seems like I remember a little over $400, delivered.

 

[Johnny O]

Gibson will tell you that their single system will actually give you a better hp and torque improvement than the dual outlet. Doesn't look as cool though.