Pro flow twister ???
Pro flow twister ??? 
01-27-2005, 09:16 PM
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flo-pro makes the flo-pro twisters, which can be purchased from a non-sponsor (pm me and I will send you the addy)
Moroso makes the Moroso spiral flow, which is basically the same design, which can be purchased from either Jegs or Summit
Moroso makes the Moroso spiral flow, which is basically the same design, which can be purchased from either Jegs or Summit
01-27-2005, 10:32 PM
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I had a 2000 SS Camaro and had a custom true-dual setup made with the Twisters. I got them at the local muffler shop. Most of them in my area carry them or can order them. Just a thought.....they didn't sound all that great compared to other mufflers. Before the Twisters I had Flowmaster and it sounded much deeper. The Twister is more of a drone sound. It sounds good, but you can do better.
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01-28-2005, 11:23 AM
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I have them on my '94 as part of my true duals. Got 'em (the mufflers) from Lane in fact. 
Mine sounds awesome, not only IMHO but it receives a lot of compliments as well.
The guy who said they sounded mediocre either has different taste, had other components in his exhaust that didn't work well with the Flo Pros (at least sound-wise) or it could be due to the the fact he had them on an LS1. I find that Iron block motors tend to "sound better", but it's a subjective thing...
Mine sounds awesome, not only IMHO but it receives a lot of compliments as well.
The guy who said they sounded mediocre either has different taste, had other components in his exhaust that didn't work well with the Flo Pros (at least sound-wise) or it could be due to the the fact he had them on an LS1. I find that Iron block motors tend to "sound better", but it's a subjective thing...
01-28-2005, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 30th t/a
here they are. they sound awesome. 2 of the ends are a little nicked up from me getting them off but you should be get them on pretty easy. let me know.
01-28-2005, 07:52 PM
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I apologize to anyone who was offended by my "mediocre" take on these mufflers. You're right, I had stock manifolds and cats, but I hear a lot of other LS1's at the track that sounded so much better with other systems. It's not that they were bad, but I wouldn't use them again. They didn't have the rumble that I'm after. They have a nice tone to them, and everyone else thought it sounded awesome, but I wasn't thrilled.
