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However, it is true that they flow probably the most poorly out of all aftermarket catbacks, but when you consider that this is all within around 3-5 RWHP loss, who really cares? It's pretty obvious that the Flowmaster sounds great. If you really want those extra horses that the Flowmaster is robbing you of, just install a cut-out. No use replacing the entire catback for nothing.
The only reason I wouldn't put a Flowmaster on my car is the same reason I wouldn't use a Hooker catback- they're both aluminized. With the rough city winters comes lots of salt, and the salt from the past winter (which totally sucked ***
) did a job on my sister's Flowmaster catback on her V-6. I'm currently running a stainless steel Borla, but that's only because it came on the car. I'd probably go with a Magnaflow if I was strapped for cash, or a GMMG. They're my two favorites.So don't feel bad about the Flowmaster. It's not as much of a piece of trash as everybody says it is. And in the grand scheme of things, the way your car sounds will be a lot more important than those 5 RWHP- especially after you start doing the big things like cam and heads swaps.

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Yea i know the snow doesnt do anything, its the salt, thats why i dont put my car on the road till i see all the salt is long gone






