Tribal

Hey there. I've been driving my stock Dodge Challenger SE for over a year now and never have really done any upgrading to it. Now that it has been over a year and based off how much I love the car, I'm looking to do some upgrading to it. When I bought the car, the V6 version sadly only came with single exhaust so I had to take it. However, I'm now looking to put dual exhausts on the car and was wondering if you guys knew if there are any specific sites where I can get a hold of them. My main concern is price and I'm looking for something reasonable. Secondly, I'm looking for my challenger to make a nice sound. Although it is not an RT or SRT8, I am aiming for the sound and look of one. So I was curious what type of muffler you guys would recommend for me as well. I'm looking to get a dual exhaust and a muffler all in one shot so I would appreciate if you guys had some good suggestions for both. Thanks a lot.

johnathanmpaul

Unfortunately, I dont have much to ADD to this thread in the form of recommendations for your purchase decision. However, hopefully what I am about to post will stimulate conversation that will greatly assist your needs. My inquiry involves the following:

I have a 2012 Challenger SRT8 Manual Transmission. Although my baby does have dual exhaust, there does seem to be a very noticeable absence of sound, roar, throaty rumble, or simply volume to my engine when I turn it on and/ or rev the engine. Initially, I thought it was just me. However, more than a few educated muscle car owners pointed this out to me. Anyone have any similar experience with this? Anyone have any advice? When I was test driving the R/T version, the salesman tried to tell me that the muffle volume could be adjusted at the dealership. However, he was unclear as to whether this A) was true and B) applied to the R/T only and/or to the SRT8. Thoughts?