What series flowmaster?
What series flowmaster?
I want to get a flowmaster single in, dual out dumped put on my truck. I have always gotten a better deal by buying the muffler myself online and then having it put on at a mufflershop. What series flowmaster do I need to get? Also what size should the inlet and outlets be?
Thanks
Josh
Thanks
Josh
Originally Posted by jhowell0o
I want to get a flowmaster single in, dual out dumped put on my truck. I have always gotten a better deal by buying the muffler myself online and then having it put on at a mufflershop. What series flowmaster do I need to get? Also what size should the inlet and outlets be?
Thanks
Josh
Thanks
Josh
Last edited by esf; Mar 18, 2008 at 03:47 PM.
Well their loudest mufflers would b one of the 40 series. The new 44 would be the loudest and most aggressive and the super 40 would pretty much be equally loud with less interior resonance. The original 40 is in between the two. The 50 series mufflers aren't very loud but sound nice. IMO Flowmaster sounds the best but theres a ton of different opinions on this matter.
Good luck
Good luck
Originally Posted by FL4X4
Well their loudest mufflers would b one of the 40 series.
What would be the point of dual outlet if your just going to dump it? Also the 10 series flowmaster is nice and loud. I have that on my 4.0l jeep. All I can say is loud, I couldn't imagine it on a v-8 dumped. You probably could talk to anyone inside the cab of the truck.
how would a 40 series flowmaster sound on a 4.2, right now i have a y pipe with duel tips coming out the back but it comes from the stock muffler, i want to just swap out the stock for a si/so 40 series flowmaster, but im afraid it will resonate
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If you do a lot of uphill driving it will drone a lot. My super44 sounds great and is quite loud, but drones when going over the grade to Tahoe and to my ranch. For that reason i am replacing it with a Roush Offroad muffler.



