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I am still on the fence about buying the bassani dnt mufflers but cannot decide! Currently running the jackpot's with competition baffles and they do sound great, but the sound clips on the Web of the bassani's has me itching to get them. Anybody here went from jackpot's to the dnt mufflers have any advice please?
I'm not much help but I'm running the dnt pipes and the sound is killer..nice deap thunder best sound around and in my group of friends I have heard everything as far as slipons nothing beats the DNTs or the cfr slipons for sound if u like that low bass thunder sound..people ask me all the time what I have and why is it so deap..I later added fuel moto header and it got even better
Yes sounds great everyone loves it...I mean nothing sounds like a Evo with drag pipes but hey them days are over
I know video pics don't do pipes justice, but would either of u guys with the dnt's mind posting a clip of the dnt's and how they sound before I pull the trigger on them?
If you notice, the Rineharts sound is a much higher pitch "crackle" while the DNT's, are a very low rumble. This gives them an edge, in mho, because you can hear your radio, your ears don't feel like they're going to bleed and the cagers not only hear you, but they feel the rumble. Because of today's well insulated cars and high powered radio's, feeling the rumble seems more important. At least to me. This is also why so many emergency vehicles are employing rumbler type sirens now days.
Last edited by Bafflingbs; May 30, 2016 at 06:58 PM.
If you notice, the Rineharts sound is a much higher pitch "crackle" while the DNT's, are a very low rumble. This gives them an edge, in mho, because you can hear your radio, your ears don't deal like they're going to bleed and the cagers not only hear you, but they feel the rumble. Because of today's well insulated cars and high powered radio's, feeling the rumble seems more important. At least to me. This is also why so many emergency vehicles are employing rumbler type sirens now days.
Good info, main reason why I have never even considered rinehart. While I do like relatively loud exhaust, I much prefer a loud/deep rumbling tone as opposed to a loud crackle/raspy sound. Gonna decide tonight and hopefully end up ordering them tomorrow through our friends at fuel moto, on sale for $492 right now
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