What to replace my flowmaster with?
08-09-2005, 03:53 AM
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What to replace my flowmaster with? Currently got a flowmaster cat back(came with the car when I got it and never bothered to change it) and I want to change it. I like how the tips look, but dont like the sound too much, dont hate it either, but have heard they dont flow much at all. What would be a nice muffler to have my exaust shop weld in. Not looking to buy a entire catback, just a muffler to replace the one on my flowmaster cat back. I want something that wont restrict as much power. thanks
08-09-2005, 02:33 PM
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Magnaflow mufflers are also very good. With all those mods that you're expecting to have installed, I would make sure that you have full 3" piping all the way back because if not you probably aren't going to make much power and will be dissapointed after spending all that money.
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08-09-2005, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by jrivera04
Another vote for Magnaflow. 
I have them on both of my cars. Great flow and sound for a good price.
You can order then entire catback system for around $260.
I have them on both of my cars. Great flow and sound for a good price.You can order then entire catback system for around $260.
I am upgrading my stock SS exhuast and want something that sounds good and gives decent performance.
08-10-2005, 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Bad Blu Formula
Magnaflow mufflers are also very good. With all those mods that you're expecting to have installed, I would make sure that you have full 3" piping all the way back because if not you probably aren't going to make much power and will be dissapointed after spending all that money.
08-10-2005, 11:56 AM
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I already have all of the parts installed, just haven't put in the direct port nitrous yet. I have been driving it with the new mods for about a week now. It is a 3" exaust, then goes into the flowmaster catback. So from what I have read the hooker is quieter than the flowmaster, correct? I want something that sounds mean at idle.
08-12-2005, 02:52 AM
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I already have a QTP cutout on there, but haven't ran the wire for the switch. I am realy thinking true duals, but can't afford them at this time, especially since I just had this y-pipe welded in last week. So far I am leaning towards the hooker.
