MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Muffler 12288: 3"/2.5" Inlet/Outlet, 5x8x18" Oval, Stainless Steel, Satin Finish

Was great sounds nice when installed

The sound is awesome that comes from this muffler. Very deep growl that shows the true muscle of any engine.

Purchased this to install on my 2024 Nissan Titan. Showed up on time, I took it to my local exhaust shop and had them simply cut the stock out and install this muffler. Sound is more throaty, only loud if I drive aggressively. Really like it, good buy!

Very happy with the sound, nice and deep when you start it but quiets our after RPM’s go down. Maybe just a touch louder than I’d like on the highway but, not so loud you have to turn your radio way up. Install wasn’t bad, took about an 45 min to unbolt stock muffler and put magnaflow in. YOU DO HAVE TO CUT PIECES to fit a Ram 1500. Inlet it a little bigger than stock, and outlet is smaller than stock. Very happy with sound, but If you don’t have a welder it WILL NOT just bolt up where the stock muffler was.

The media could not be loaded. I installed this muffler on my 1996 Chevy Silverado and it fit well (with some slight modification). This is a great muffler that is made out of really nice stainless steel and will last a really long time. The sound is perfect, not too loud but not too quiet either but it hasn’t fully broken in yet so it will get a little louder than it is right now but it’s not a loud muffler anyway. I installed my magnaflow muffler right in place of the stock one and got an extension to connect from the muffler to the tailpipe so I have all stock pipe. It sounds really good so far and once it’s broken in it’s gonna sound even better. I’ll include a video of how it sounds on my 5.7l vortec 350 in my truck.

I was looking for full, duel exhaust since I bought the truck in April. I wanted something to add little more low tone and just more lively then stock but didn't wanna be "that guy" waking the neighborhood up when you drive by or start it. I also didnt see a point in spending $1000+ for a full dual system when my current was doing the job. Middle ground is buying a muffler and putting it on the stock pipes, so I did that. Great sound especially at lower speeds, could be considered slight drone in certain gears and rpm but not bad. When stepping on it combined with the Specter Cold Air intake makes the truck sound come alive. I also seeing a +1mpg currently which is interesting. No torque loss (according to my butt dyno).One review hear says its the goldey locks of mufflers. It really is. Put on a nice looking tip and called it a day. Aftermarket sound and look for $290 with install and the tip.

This was exactly what I wanted. It is a straight through design, 2.5" in, dual 2" out...or as I did... dual 2" in and a single 2.5" pipe out. Good solid construction. Being installed tomorrow, so will update on how it sounds/performs then...but for the product itself...very well made.I got this for a 2004 Nissan Xterra, and used this to eliminate the god awful "Y-pipe"/"T-Pipe" that the stock design used to connect both exhaust manifolds/catalytic converters into a single muffler out the back.Post installation: Muffler installed with some custom bent piping at a muffler shop. I did notice better throttle response and that the Xterra pulls a little bit better in the mid-range. Of course, this will vary by application. The sound, however, is awesome! It is not too loud, but just a bit deeper and has a nice growl in the lower RPMs. Definitely pleased with the purchased!

If you're looking for lovely low notes at normal driving and the sweet roar of the 6.4 Hemi when mashing the throttle, then this muffler is what you're looking for! Completely honest... it gave me an extra 1.5 mpg's, I legit didn't expect that much gain. It will seem a little quiet for the first several hundred miles, but after the break in is done, she will clean up nice and purr like a kitten. "The drone" inside the cab isn't terrible at all. I had both pipes "dual out" bent behind the rear passenger side wheel with a couple of 4 inch chrome tips.