Will this muffler be to loud?

Foo-Fighter69

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So I'm getting serious about a new muffler and I have narrowed it down to these mufflers with this exhaust tip, but I am worried it will be to loud. The reason why I am worried is because they are already pretty loud exhaust mufflers and they are really short around 12-14 inches. Can any one advise?
Stainless Steel Performance Muffler 2 25 Magflow 1225 PP1225 1 | eBay
Insynerator Performance Muffler Offset Offset 2 25" 77443 | eBay
Brand New 2 1 4" Weld on Stainless Steel Slanted Oval Exhaust Tip | eBay
 
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Too loud is relative. What might be too loud to me WP,ay not be to you. But generally speaking, a muffler that short would tend to fall into the too loud category.
 
if you have to ask then it is probably too loud lol.

Well I have a pretty high tolerance. I mean I'm a male teenager in high school. I want loud! but I don't need a cop to pull me over for a loud exhaust especially sense I drive pretty aggressively, I also like to my foot in it and I don't want to much attention.
 
I'd go with Maganaflow, never had bad results. But here is what may be considered too loud. Factory cat and that's it Bawlzdeep Twin Buttes 2 - YouTube

Haha looks like you had a lot of fun, but I think I've made my choice.
1 ea 2 1 4" 2 25" 2 Chamber Muffler Offset Center | eBay
Brand New 2 1 4" Weld on Stainless Steel Slanted Oval Exhaust Tip | eBay

Also if I can work this out I'm going to have my exhaust like this.
Toyota 4Runner Forum - 4runnerPete's Album: real side exit flowmaster super 44
After all this research I think I'm ready for my new exhaust.
 
DOUS ran his truck with no muffler and it was loud but as long as you have something on there and exit it behind the rear tire, it will be fine.
 
DOUS ran his truck with no muffler and it was loud but as long as you have something on there and exit it behind the rear tire, it will be fine.

It was the 3rz too!

Actually it wasn't insanely loud...it was fun for a week :cowboy:
 
Would you be able to tell me if these mufflers would be louder then a glass-pack?

I don't think anything is louder than a glasspack. I ran 2 glasspacks on my 1UZ powered hotrod this summer, I hated it....sooo freakin loud. I added two spintech mufflers and now its nice.

The mufflers you picked out, I run the magnaflow version of them on my race truck which is 3RZ powered. It's loud, but not overbearing, but maybe its because I always have a full face helmet on...lol
 
I have a 14" Magna. It is loud, but I don't think it's too loud.

<iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/35815534" width="500" height="281" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe> <p><a href="http://vimeo.com/35815534">2001 4Runner V6 14" Magnaflow Exhaust</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/user6004383">Jared Usui</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>
 
Louder is probably better, that way people will have more of a chance to get out of your way before you hit them.

You must understand I don't drive like a moron, but I drive in California the people in my city drive like idiots. Driving aggressively is a good way to get keep others in check some times a simply lane change can be stupid. After school gets out when I put my turn signal an idiot will speed up so I cant change lanes. I was getting the the point of not even using my turn signals.

Dynomax makes a fairly quiet muffler
I want loud though, but not silent. I feel like the stock exhaust on the 4runner is almost silent.
 
I have a 14" Magna. It is loud, but I don't think it's too loud.

<iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/35815534" width="500" height="281" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe> <p><a href="http://vimeo.com/35815534">2001 4Runner V6 14" Magnaflow Exhaust</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/user6004383">Jared Usui</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>

Now that sounds more how i would want mine, not loud, low tone. .

I've had Loud to me this is normalish lol
 

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