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After a year with the Rumbler I'm past enjoying loud. I'm ready for something a bit quieter. But instead of looking at an entire new catback I was considering doing the Borlamouth setup on my rumbler.
Question is, would replacing the rumbler's bullet with an XR-1 help at all. I'm not looking for whisper quiet or anything. I just don't want screaming hell anymore when I get up and over 4k.
As for now, it's pacesetters, 3" magnaflow cat, 3" spipe, and TSP Rumbler. I really don't care for the tone of the Rumbler, to be honest. At idle it's a bit flat, anything over 4k when driving is just annoying drone / wail. Just not a pleasure to drive.
alright i got two questions. where can i find a TSP rumbler cuz im not too familiar with that brand. ques 2. i recently installed a GT2 cam in my ride and im running straight pipe, with no cat and it sounds wicked. super deep and loud as hell, would the tsp rumbler sound good with my cam or should i go for something else?
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