Replacing Flowmaster with Magnaflow
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Originally Posted by khendrix2374
I have a Flow Master 40 series on my truck, and I have NOT lost any power.
But, mine is also a SI/SO muffler with stock piping and a 3.5" tip.
FLows better than stock, sounds better then stock, and still has backpressure to keep the low end torque.
I didnt see the point in duals. Lose power, louder... not for me.
But, mine is also a SI/SO muffler with stock piping and a 3.5" tip.
FLows better than stock, sounds better then stock, and still has backpressure to keep the low end torque.
I didnt see the point in duals. Lose power, louder... not for me.
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From: La Crescenta CA
Originally Posted by khendrix2374
I have a Flow Master 40 series on my truck, and I have NOT lost any power.
But, mine is also a SI/SO muffler with stock piping and a 3.5" tip.
FLows better than stock, sounds better then stock, and still has backpressure to keep the low end torque.
I didnt see the point in duals. Lose power, louder... not for me.
But, mine is also a SI/SO muffler with stock piping and a 3.5" tip.
FLows better than stock, sounds better then stock, and still has backpressure to keep the low end torque.
I didnt see the point in duals. Lose power, louder... not for me.
Also to mention, since I installed my Troyer tuned xCal, the exhaust tone changed significatly and sounds even more intimidating now.