Race Bullet 24222 Exhaust Resonator

I put these on my 2000 z28 with a mildly built LS1, they are loud and proud an sound nasty, almost sounds like a Nascar when I slam the pedal, I have the 3" round 12" length bullets with turn downs, quality seems good, flow better than my magnaflow that was on it.

It’s hard to beat a classic. The race bullets have an unmatched sound and rigid construction. If you’re ok with with drone and pure aggressive tone this is for you. These also work great as resonators before mufflers!

This sounds really good. After searching for awhile I decided this is the move. The only drone I deal with is the bass from the exhaust occasionally clashing with the bass out of my sub. Outside of that I have a straight pipe with this resonator and cats still on (for now) and no noticeable drone

There are very few things I actually rate as 5 star, but the dynomax race bullets fully deserve a 5 star across all the different lengths and sizes you can get. Now I don't use them as a muffler like most people do, I actually use them as a resonator accompanied with a muffler when I remove the cats. I hate the catless raspy crap that basically every vehicle made creates and race bullets are the perfect solution to it in every single situation I've ever used them, and I've been using these things for at least 20 years that I can remember. Now I will say the really short ones aren't nearly as good for cutting rasp out, but some vehicles don't have the room for the medium-long versions. The 10"+ ones are what you want for removing rasp, and if you get the longest 24" version it not only removes rasp but also completely drops the overall volume of the exhaust by around half (its pretty dramatic). I normally put a 12" directly connected to the muffler on trucks and it has a nice clean tone. Now if anyone comes across curious about where to place them, it doesn't really matter if you put them before or after a muffler. Personally I would put them before the muffler if you have enough space to put a straight piece, because they really do reduce drone a lot before a muffler vs after, but the overall tone depends on the length that you use.

If you want your car to have a deep growl, and not a tinny noise, these are must have on your muffler delete. Allows the powerful sound of an engine through while not making it obnoxiously loud. Wife loves these!

Got this muffler as a replacement for the factory "trash can" on my 2007 Chevy Silverado. Made a tremendous difference. Don't be fooled, it is loud, basically a straight pipe, but it makes you legal if state law requires a muffler. I paired mine with a 4" in/6" out Pypes tip and it sounds amazing. PROS: No break in period, loud right out of the box, makes you legal, great price, easy install, sounds great CONS: very loud (if that's not what your looking for), other than that nothing.

It's actually very loud. Easy install. Took a shop about 30 minutes to cut the muffler off and weld this on and only cost $70. It is loud and there is a slight break in period where the tone will change (for the better) over time. Definitely can hear it inside. And careful at low rpm, that's when a drone is very noticeable and is slightly annoying. But other then that it sounds great and does turn some heads. 2018 ram 2500 power wagon.

Works great for my Grandson's project car