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Well...for the same reason people buy new rims.

Your existing exhaust system will function just fine with a muffler swap. You're better off not spending the hundreds of dollars for a catback that will do the same thing as your current exhaust...looking at this as a budget perspective.

Just get the muffler, you know you want it! If you're really concerned with MPG, start driving more conservatively. Stay light on the throttle, no need to get up to speed as fast as you can. Avoid routes with a lot of stop and go traffic and stick to highways. You will notice a difference in...

Nice work, can't wait to see the finished product

...wow

Don't believe everything you hear.

^^ This

Hello...better late than never

For that kind of mileage, you'd be looking at 25-30k depending on the model year and packages. It's hard to budge on the price...the value doesn't depreciate like other trucks

Yup that'll do it.

Ever get your fog lights working?

Nice. Loving the light bar

Yes. Some exhausts have a loud drone that can resonate into the cab, which some people find unpleasant.

I have a borla pro xs. It's quiet at idle and has a deep tone with throttle...never raspy and you won't wake the neighbors. Also, cab noise is minimal. You might like that

Sorry bud...you'll have to get a ram to sound like a ram.

Lol it's loud but raspy at high rpms. But not "ricey". What is your definition of a "manly" sound? Honestly I don't think you will ever get the sound YOU are looking for with this truck.

Well, only time will tell with mine i guess. I don't pull trailers often.

If you want to stay on the cheap side, you can get a glasspack for $30.

Sound clips? As in a video?

No I'm afraid not. Not with a muffler swap...it's just for sound.