Two mufflers for a 3.5" exhaust?

[Coup D E'Tat]

I know the average is 3", so feel free to reply to this if you have a 3" as well.

I'm currently running a 3.5" straight pipe. Tomorrow, I am ordering some stuff, including a muffler, and I'm just wondering how much quieter it would be with two straight-thru mufflers instead of one? Any first hand experience and/or other suggestions are welcome.

Looking at the Dynomax "Round" muffler for the back, and the Dynomax "Bullet" muffler as a resonator.

Thanks,

Jesse

 

[never2muchBoost]

use 1 muffler and 2 resonators like the apexi exhaust. vrs makes good resonators, u buy them from www.diamondstarmotorsport.com , they also have great prices on them

 

[1SloColt]

I run a full 3" downpipe to a 3.5" expander, to a dynomax ultraflo round 3.5" muffler, and welded on the end of that is a 3.5" turndown. Not much backpressure there, . It is way too loud for me because the exhaust resonates so bad in the cabin. Its fairly loud outside the car, but not annoyingly honda loud. That muffler during cruising speeds just drones so bad that it resonates in the car something awful. I bought a resonator to go on there shortly that will hopefully quiet it down some in the cabin, other than that, its pretty sweet. The idle is to die for.

 

[Coup D E'Tat]

Didn't see any 3.5" stuff from VRS.

Thanks for the input on the muffler. Anyone else have any experiences with any other 3.5"/dual muffler stuff? I'd like to quiet the car down some. I know it's going to be loud regardless, so any little bit will obviously help.