Vrbas

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I'm looking at upgrading my flowmaster and was curious about these mufflers. I hear the terms "Mufflex" and "Spintech" alot in the same sentence so i'm curious of the relationship. Good reviews? Bad reviews? WTF is spintech and should i get it? Does Mufflex just make pipes (cause that's all i seem to find)?

Also, the main question is where can i find these mufflers online? I have searched on google and yahoo but little to no luck. Thanks.

Formulated

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Mufflex make exhaust systems using either the Spintech or Flowmaster mufflers. Their popular systems use 3.5" or 4.0" tubing. A friend of mine had a 3.5" system on his '88 Camaro. Fitment was good, but it was loud. The sound was really nice, though. BTW, his system had the Spintech muffler.

Vrbas

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So i'm guessing a spintech muffler won't work w/ my TSP 3"?

94whtta

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http://www.spintechmufflers.com/spin...ntechindex.asp


they also have sound clips

carado1984

ive heard in other posts the flowmaster race muffler listed is the way to go..

and after looking at the spintech muffler design i cant see that flowing well.

someone prove me wrong.. please, i was considering this catback also..

Grifter

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I have also read that Spintech's do not flow too well and will rob high HP cars of power. They do sound awesome though. 2 of my friends had their system, one 4" and the other 3.5". Both sounded amazing.

They're pretty big mufflers, so I am not sure how well they would work with a true dual setup.

Vrbas

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Hmmm, i thought they'd be pretty free flowing.... i guess not?

Think they'd be a step up from my Flowmaster 80? Also, will it work w/ my TSP 3" ORY?

BLK02TA

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Hmm I like the way the vette sounds on the spintech page. You could always have spintech custom make a muffler with less coils. It would be a little louder but have less back pressure. The also make smaller case mufflers that might work on a loudmouth setup.