Flowmaster muffler question

snofrek · #1 02-24-2009, 12:23 AM

Ok so I'm looking into getting a Flowmaster muffler but am not sure what series is the best for my car. I've seen the vid on youtube of the guy with the Flowmaster on his SVX and he had the 80 series for F-Body.... im looking more at the super 44 series, but am not sure which series is the best for sound and performance with our engines... I want mine to sound really load and have that distinct H6 Boxer sound that I know our cars posses! I just need someone to point me in the right direction to unleash the beast!

can anybody help or input their opinion?! thanks

snofrek

sperry · #2 02-24-2009, 12:58 AM

I believe only the series 80 Flowmaster is the correct layout for a stock-ish install with the single inlet and dual outlet, one on either side.

If all you want is something really loud, just take off the muffler and put a down-turn on there. I guarantee you it'll be loud... but you'll also hate your life after 10 minutes.

snofrek · #3 02-24-2009, 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by sperry

I believe only the series 80 Flowmaster is the correct layout for a stock-ish install with the single inlet and dual outlet, one on either side.

If all you want is something really loud, just take off the muffler and put a down-turn on there. I guarantee you it'll be load... but you'll also hate your life after 10 minutes.

HAHAHAHAHA ya I've disconnected the muffler before just to play around with and it IS loud! haha but i want that distinct 'sound'! thanks man!

Mike621 · #4 02-24-2009, 06:24 AM

I have this setup on my Ebony, and it sounds amazing!

AyeJaye · #5 02-24-2009, 09:45 PM

Will a Flowmaster muffler weld/bolt right in, or does the entire catback need to be modified to accept it?

Mike621 · #6 02-24-2009, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by AyeJaye

Will a Flowmaster muffler weld/bolt right in, or does the entire catback need to be modified to accept it?

It will require significant tubing/bending and fabrication, or a kit.

kwren · #7 02-24-2009, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike621

It will require significant tubing/bending and fabrication, or a kit.

how would one procure this "kit" thingie?

Keith

Mike621 · #8 02-24-2009, 10:38 PM

Keith,

The exhaust kit pictured on my Ebony is offered through Tom, Eric and I. This kit is a bolt-on installation.

http://allwelldrive.net/products_cat-back.html

kwren · #9 02-24-2009, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike621

Keith,

The exhaust kit pictured on my Ebony is offered through Tom, Eric and I. This kit is a bolt-on installation.

http://allwelldrive.net/products_cat-back.html

Thanks

Playing the video I can actually smell the exhaust fumes!

Keith

stuartracing · #10 02-25-2009, 06:28 PM

I put a Magna flow on my 92, sounds really sweet when you put the pedal down or wind her through the gears.....But I didn`t do it with the stock configuration.....I had them cut the cat. off, put the Magna flow in, come off that with a staight peice to the rearend, Tee off of that to both of the stock tips....I guess 6 to one and half a dozen to another....

Paul....

snofrek · #11 02-25-2009, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by stuartracing

I put a Magna flow on my 92, sounds really sweet when you put the pedal down or wind her through the gears.....But I didn`t do it with the stock configuration.....I had them cut the cat. off, put the Magna flow in, come off that with a staight peice to the rearend, Tee off of that to both of the stock tips....I guess 6 to one and half a dozen to another....

Paul....

Thanks Paul and the rest of you all! I think I've got the perfect config with all your helps! It's going to be AWESOME when it's all done! Thanks a bunch again!

Tom