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Old 08-24-2015, 03:34 PM   #6
OutlawDrifter
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Re: Budget VS Longevity; Stainless Mufflers & Exhausts

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If for no other reason than that 'ring' of an exhaust note that seems to come from a stainless system. Have 3" stainless borla's on 2 vehicles now.
this, in my opinion, is due in part to having a thicker wall, especially in the case of 304 stainless. any heavy wall pipe will give you a more distinct sound.

i agree with mild/aluminized pipe. moisture seems to collect in mufflers, and for that reason i like using stainless in that area. i used coated headers on my ls build and absolutely love them, the rest of the exhaust pipe is aluminized and painted with hi-temp rattle can paint. after almost 4 years the headers still look new and the exhaust pipes have some minor rock chips etc. ceramic coatings get my vote over stainless for sure.
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