LS swap exhaust too loud.... Options
Just got my 71 suburban out for the maiden voyage after swapping a ly6 6.0 and 6l90. Exhaust setup is speed engineering 1 7/8 long tubes, magnaflow mufflers to true dual 2 1/2" SS out the back. It is way to loud, do I swap mufflers? Add h pipe? Add resonators or maybe a combination off all three. Let me know what your setup is and how you like it
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Re: LS swap exhaust too loud.... Options
Hard to imagine it's to loud in a burb...resonators may help...diff mufflers would also make a diff....I have a set of walker super quite for mine...I have a set of magflow...not magnaflow..on my other truck dumping in front of the axle and it's not to loud...
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Magnaflow mufflers are available in different lengths and styles (traditional oval shape, round), what do you have? H pipe doesn’t have much effect on sound level. Swapping mufflers is probably your best bet, chambered mufflers are usually quieter.
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Mine's near silent with manifolds and cats. It's the headers, for a start, I think. I have Dynomax and they're fairly quiet until opened up.
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I ordered a set of resonators to install. well see if that helps. There is no room for a bigger muffler the way its setup unfortunately
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6.0 liter LS engines are very very hard to make quiet without the use of cats and/or resonators.
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Both my swaps are very quiet. Both have camaro manifolds and catalytic converters. The suburban has super 40 flowmasters I can hardly hear it now before with the 327 it was abnoxous.
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My 6.0 has 2.5 dual exhaust out behind the rear tires and was way too loud with 40 flowmasters. The droan was hideous. Much better with the added resonators.
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Trailblazer SS manifolds.
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My thoughts.....add the resonators, but do add the h pipe! The H will tame the sound a tad, give more mid power, & also "sweeten" the sound;) Longhorn:chevy:
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Resonators are in, weather did not allow for a test drive as there's no wipers on the truck right now. Much quieter so hopefully thats it. Gonna drive it tommorow
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I'm hoping the volume is to your liking, and looking forward to your thoughts after you get the chance to drive it. I will be in the same boat soon and really don't want a loud truck. Curious to see how and where you placed the resonators so any pictures would be great if possible.
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I had an h pipe on my 67 Firebird and it was very quiet with glasspacks dumped before the rear axle. It still set off car alarms with a very low tone. Tamed those glasspacks though. At high rpms, they did not rap like normal packs. I never liked them but at the time they were free. Subbed for info.
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Went for a test ride and exhaust is much better. Rasp is gone and sounds really good. Still a little loud but there is no sound deadoning in the truck. Seams like with every success comes a issue. Went for a 20 min ride, got back to shop and was checking a few things and the truck overheated. Electric fans stopped working and she was hot. Gonna dig into that issue this week, bad temp sensor maybe? Bad fan controller? Wiring issue?
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