Any one try A flowmaster muffler??
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I am an old school muscle car guy and I always run flowmaster. I was thinking of replacing the stock muffler with a 2.5" inlet dual 2" outlet flowmaster 40 series. I realize to do this I will have to cut the rear pipe section Off my stock muff and cut the mounts as well then weld them onto the flow but, Im really curious what it would sound like being a chamber muff vs. a packed muff..uhhh no pun intended
. I told my wife I want to do this and she said "Oh no not one of those glass packing things?" I told her if I do it and she hates it I'll put the stock one back on it. What do ya fellas think?
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I have two!
My Stillen gen 2 was too loud so I replaced the Stillen resonators with two Flowmasters. I don't know what model they are but they had to fit. They're about 2 feet long and 5 inches wide and are welded in. It sounds great! When I added the turbo, it really quieted down and made the sound a quite bit more mellow.
My Stillen gen 2 was too loud so I replaced the Stillen resonators with two Flowmasters. I don't know what model they are but they had to fit. They're about 2 feet long and 5 inches wide and are welded in. It sounds great! When I added the turbo, it really quieted down and made the sound a quite bit more mellow.
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Originally Posted by Castro
Humbolt you should definately do this and send me a high quality sound clip. I've been an american V8 guy for a while too so I don't like most options for the G that are out there already.
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