hooker aerochamber or 10 series single chamber flowmaster
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hooker aerochamber or 10 series single chamber flowmaster
i currently have the 10 series single chamber flowmaster on it. i have a 2000 z-28 with mac mid length headers and carsound cats. i was wondering if the hooker would sound better than the flowmaster 10 series. i want to keep the cats and mids what would be the best muffler to put in the stock location. i got about $120 to spend on a muffler. what muffler to get????
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go with SLP loudmouth seriously. you know what they call flowmasters on an LS1 motor?????? slowmasters they drop ur horsepower by sometimes as much as 40 ive personnally seen it done on a dyno swam mufflers out, i was amazed ive always thought flowmaster was the way to go. just my .02
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Our setup is somewhat similar. I'm running MAC mids --> MAC catless Y --> cutout(closed) --> Hooker Aerochamber. I couldn't give you any dyno numbers but I can tell you at times the aerochamber can have a tin can type rattle. I don't know if your cats would help that or not but just wanted to let ya know.
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Originally Posted by ponyeater01LS1
you know what they call flowmasters on an LS1 motor?????? slowmasters they drop ur horsepower by sometimes as much as 40 ive personnally seen it done on a dyno swam mufflers out, i was amazed ive always thought flowmaster was the way to go. just my .02
BTW, did you mean youve seen a flowmaster decrease hp by 40???? I'd like to see that graph
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Originally Posted by ponyeater01LS1
go with SLP loudmouth seriously. you know what they call flowmasters on an LS1 motor?????? slowmasters they drop ur horsepower by sometimes as much as 40 ive personnally seen it done on a dyno swam mufflers out, i was amazed ive always thought flowmaster was the way to go. just my .02
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Originally Posted by JBIRD02
yeah, this may be true for the 80 series muffler for the catback, but not for the 1-chamber flowmaster. Heres a pic of the 1-chamber.
BTW, did you mean youve seen a flowmaster decrease hp by 40???? I'd like to see that graph
BTW, did you mean youve seen a flowmaster decrease hp by 40???? I'd like to see that graph
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Originally Posted by Coy
10 series is straight through basically. it has two plates in the center of the muffler. You will lose hp if you go with the aerochamber, but not much. Keep the single chamber and spend your money on something else.
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Originally Posted by ponyeater01LS1
yes we just did it bout 3 weeks ago my buddie has 97 ss running flp tranny nitro 3200 vig stall and few others but we ran it with flows the first run was bout 298 rwhp 350 rwtq swaped with loud mouth ran 334 372 at first after the first run the asked what exhaust u runnin told him he said here lets swap it i garantee ur loozin 40 horse from flows....we were all like no way and he proved it
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Id stay with the flowmaster 10 series. Also, no way anyone is losing 40 rwhp with a flowmaster catback on an LS1 unless its making 600+ rwhp, and even then thats pushing it. No way in hell a basically stock ls1 jumps from 294 rwhp to 334 rwhp, maybe with the addition of the LM and then the car was tuned, but 40 rwhp with just a catback swap is not happening, sorry.
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Originally Posted by Full-Force
Dude, you says flows as in plural meaning 2 flomaster mufflers. What kind of exhaust are you talking about. If you are just talking about a flowmaster catback compared to a loudmouth catback then you are talking about the worst flowing muffler flomaster makes except for maybe the hushpower. The loudmouth is basicly straight pipe. But even comparing the two, 40hp is a litte crazy.
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so a lt1 picked up 40 horse from a muffler swap, I would love to see the graph. im not saying your lying but would love to see the graph. if he is your friend get the graph and post it up.
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Originally Posted by black01_WS6
so a lt1 picked up 40 horse from a muffler swap, I would love to see the graph. im not saying your lying but would love to see the graph. if he is your friend get the graph and post it up.
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Originally Posted by 98Z28MASS
Exactly. I just want to see a graph of this as i cant believe that someone would gain 35+ rwhp on a pretty much stock lt1 by switching a flowmaster catback for an slp lm. Never heard of that before in my life. I know they flow pretty poorly but man thats just seems impossible.
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Originally Posted by 98Z28MASS
Exactly. I just want to see a graph of this as i cant believe that someone would gain 35+ rwhp on a pretty much stock lt1 by switching a flowmaster catback for an slp lm. Never heard of that before in my life. I know they flow pretty poorly but man thats just seems impossible.