NEW Flowmaster Super 44 Single In/Dual Out Muffler
12-12-2007, 06:49 PM
#21
I dunno man, it's been my personal experience that flowmaster's on a single exhaus set-up are one of the raspiest around... Here's a list of the ones I've tried, while they all sounded great at idle, driving was almost embarassing.
-3" 40 series classic
-4" race single chamber
-3.5" race single chamber
-4" 30 series race, the best sounding but still raspy as hell.
-3" 40 series classic
-4" race single chamber
-3.5" race single chamber
-4" 30 series race, the best sounding but still raspy as hell.
12-12-2007, 10:38 PM
#22
Here, take a look at my 1st grade quality drawing (shut up).....this is how you run a muffler like this on an fbody. I know for a fact at least one aftermarket manufacturer makes their f-body catbacks this way (can't remember who), but I've seen a few of them. There's plenty of room and it's super easy to do.
12-15-2007, 04:15 PM
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heres a pic of that magnaflow setup where the pipe comes back around the muffler.
Personal experiences with flowmaster, i dont like the 80, had it on an old camaro, bought the CB for my TA, took it off ofter about 300miles, dont like the tin can sound. On my last 4 trucks i have have 40 series dual setups without cats and big tips, love the sound.
Personal experiences with flowmaster, i dont like the 80, had it on an old camaro, bought the CB for my TA, took it off ofter about 300miles, dont like the tin can sound. On my last 4 trucks i have have 40 series dual setups without cats and big tips, love the sound.
