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From: Long Island, New York

Check out the Flowmaster website. I know that they make some kits, perhaps you might find something there. I do have aFlowmaster 80 series muffler available. I purchased and installed last week, did not like the sound so I removed it. Drove with it in the car maybe 20 miles. Interested, make me an offer lomax442@optonline.net.
Bill
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Flowmaster is better know for smoothness of sound, but Magnaflow is performance oriented. I feel from Magnaflow you get the best combination of performance and sound. There is an All About Exhaust Sticky in this forum, read up
I personally think the differences are NIL, but i'm sure someone'* gonna spout off figures that show 1 & 2 HP increases. All have a different sound, so pick what works for you.
Since no one answered your question yet, there is no complete system yet. You have to buy the headers, cat, mufflers on their own, then have them put in, or get new tubing.
Since no one answered your question yet, there is no complete system yet. You have to buy the headers, cat, mufflers on their own, then have them put in, or get new tubing.
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From: Sacramento, CA WCBF '06, '07 survivor

i also have a 2000SSEI , i went with a 3" cat back exhaust into twin Hooker Aero Chamber mufflers (3" in 3" out) sounds great p/n for the mufflers 520-21505
not to loud for the wife!
have a friend with a 98 SSEI who has a 3" cat back exhaust but with 3" in and out
Flow Tech Afterburner mufflers , thay ARE a bit louder than the Hookers. cost him $72.00 for both mufflers.
not to loud for the wife!
have a friend with a 98 SSEI who has a 3" cat back exhaust but with 3" in and out
Flow Tech Afterburner mufflers , thay ARE a bit louder than the Hookers. cost him $72.00 for both mufflers.
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