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Old 04-17-2014, 08:16 PM
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That's not a whole lot more power than stock, and it doesn't carry the power nearly as high in the RPM range. Those valve-springs MIGHT be barely adequate for that cam, but might be the culprit. I agree with everyone about the Flowmaster, ditch that POS for a decent straight-through design and you will pick up some gains. Even more if you get even the cheapest set of long-tubes.
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Found why it's so low, cut my muffler off, they stuck the inlet on the exit part of the flowmaster. It's hitting a wall in the muffler, pics don't do it justice.
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Pic of inlet they used
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Old 04-17-2014, 09:04 PM
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From the edge of muffler outside, that wall inside is 1 1/4". With one 2" hole in the center not even an inch from the outside wall.. Wtf
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Originally Posted by GMPPDEALER
From the edge of muffler outside, that wall inside is 1 1/4". With one 2" hole in the center not even an inch from the outside wall.. Wtf
Friends don't let friends run Flowmasters. Get yourself a quality true-dual and long-tube combo using a Borla/Margnaflow/Maxflow/etc muffler, you won't be sorry. I'm running short-cased Jones Maxflow mufflers on my '78 Cutlass swap and I'm impressed by them. Especially for a $35 muffler.
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Going back to the dyno in the mourning with my new tsp LT's, Y and magnaflow. Wish me luck!!

Oh btw this magnaflow, single in single out 3" has some rasp to it. How do u fix that???..
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Well that was deff the problem, ended up with 368/364. I have a terrible rasp sound from 2-3k how do I fix it????
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Which Magnaflow muffler is this?
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Pretty big jump 40rwhp is pretty significant. Crazy to think someone installed that muffler backwards
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Lol ya no kidding, I'm sure the tsp headers helped to . Now how do I fix this rasp sound? Lol
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18" oval 5x8, 3" in 3" out
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What y pipe? A lot of the time the merge is the source of the rasp.
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Tsp y, and I cut the 2.5" off and put on a 3" to fit over stock pipe that goes to the back
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Pic, of the y
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Old 04-25-2014, 05:58 PM
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I see maybe put a bullet muffler behind the y. Mag 14419?
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Originally Posted by GMPPDEALER
Well that was deff the problem, ended up with 368/364. I have a terrible rasp sound from 2-3k how do I fix it????
Originally Posted by GMPPDEALER
...Now how do I fix this rasp sound? Lol
This TSP catted y-pipe solved my rasp problems, although now it looks like they are no longer using Magnaflow High Flow cats in their current y-pipe but you may want to check if you can just get 2 cats welded in to your current setup: http://www.texas-speed.com/p-292-texas-speed-3-stainless-steel-catted-y-pipe.aspx

You may want to check out this thread for details or give TSP a call about it: https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/1372646-what-catted-y-pipe-fits-pacesetter-longtubes.html

Originally Posted by PheonixLS1
Magnaflow Hi-Flow Heavy Metal cats part #99659HM. I got both of mine for 169.00 shipped. 3" in and 3" out body size is 4" so only .5 inches bigger all the way around of the inlet/outlet and they support up to a 6.2L. I put 3bolt 3" header flanges on my Pacesetters and on each side of my cats and then on my pipe so I could just bolt them in. That way if for some reason you ever have to replace your cats you won't have to cut your pipe over and over. Just pope the bolts out, put in a new cat with flanges and bolt it back up.

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a long dynomax bullet eliminated rasp on my past setups..it will also cut the noise down a lot while keeping the flow.
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A bullet style muffler should solve the issue and not rob any power
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Just a quick reply to the numbers. Stock motor and BBK LTs and a cut out.
327 HP 332 TQ
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