ok i live in florida and by law i need to keep my cats but would it sound beter to run 2 flowmaster mufflers or just one???

 

Its better for performance to keep it single, with a dual outlet muffler. But if your performing your performance out then duals could operate right with the right pipe size so scavenging remains high keeping low end power high.

 

x2..

 

2 mufflers are louder and sound better IMO. i went from a Y pipe flowmaster to true duals and a H pipe, didnt notice the slightest difference in power change. feels exactly the same.

 

so then keeping the single is fine? i want it to sound decent.

 

Yes. It will sound good as long as you go 3" in 2.5" dual out with 4" tips.

 

Yes, that will be fine.

 

ok that sounds like a plan. but i got a bunch of questions left like did you guys do this in your drive way. cause the muffler shop here is charging me $350 is that to expensive?? my uncles friend welds and he said he would do it. but where would he have to start at the cats or where??? thanks guys your a big help!!

 

A muffler swap with tailpipes and tips installed will average $250 - $350 depending on tax, labor, and part charges. If they are bending your tailpipes mandrel style ( smoothest bends ) and warrantying your exhaust you will be alright.

 

Yeah, Unless you have extreme knowledge in welding and so forth, 350 is not bad at all. That's what I paid for my Flowmaster, 2 tailpipes, tips, labor tax all that.

Something like that, where if you have a problem you take it back to them and they fix it, it's always worth it.

 

ok i just wanted to make sure i wasnt getting ripped off

 

Nah that's not ripped off, that's decent deal.

 

ok thanks. now i know that i wont see a huge increase in power but it does go up a little right?

 

Flowmaster=less power and economy.

Edit: Also, "after a month economy goes back up" but keep your foot off, make sure the pipe size is the same.

 

so then i lose power with the exhaust??