an exhuast question
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i have a question if i went from my stock inlet aize which i believe is 2 1/4" or 2/ 1/2" and jumped it up to 3" so i could use a flowmaster 40 series 3" inlet dual 2 1/2" outlet would that cause me to lose low end torques dus to changing the size of the exhaust. if it would or does not sound like a good idea to do that does anyone know a site where i can get a flowmaster 40 series that has a inlet the sane size as mine because i havent found one. thank you very much
put your year and trim level in your signature and that will help a lot also, your talkin about upsizing the pipe size right before it goes into the muffler right? this wouldnt cause you to loose a ton of backpressure but for the ease of installation i would get one that has a 2.5" inlet and dual 2.5" outlets, and since your talkin bout a 40series flowmaster im guessin you got the se or sle model with the single exhaust? your headed in the right direction
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yea that is what i am talking about doing but i looked and i couldnt find a 40 series with a 2/5" inlet. Has anyone heard of www.fle-online.com. they have a 40 series but it is a 3" inlet dual 2.5" outlet for $64 free shipping. thank you for your help so far
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Yea out of all the Camaro/Firebird mufflers Ive seen, they all have the 3'' inlet. I would go ahead and get it since all you need to do is add a reducer. Full Boar also makes cheap mufflers that claim to flow more than Flowmasters and Im seriously considering getting one in the next couple of days or so.
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https://www.fulllineexhaust.com/cgi-...key=FLOB430402
does this look like a real flowmaster muffler, because it is cheap and i dont want to spend my money on it and it be one of those "flowmaster STYLE" mufflers. [/img]
does this look like a real flowmaster muffler, because it is cheap and i dont want to spend my money on it and it be one of those "flowmaster STYLE" mufflers. [/img]
Originally Posted by TJ'sblackbonne
https://www.fulllineexhaust.com/cgi-bin/shopper.exe?preadd=action&key=FLOB430402
does this look like a real flowmaster muffler, because it is cheap and i dont want to spend my money on it and it be one of those "flowmaster STYLE" mufflers. [/img]
does this look like a real flowmaster muffler, because it is cheap and i dont want to spend my money on it and it be one of those "flowmaster STYLE" mufflers. [/img]
yea thats a real flowmaster. theres another guy on here with a 96-99 se that has that muffler on his car with the dual tips on one side, it looks nice. ill be putting on my flowmaster 80 series after the holidays.
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take a look at JEGS.COM
they have afterburner mufflers for $39.99 made by flow tech.
also hooker aero chamber mufflers that start at $59.99
warlock racing mufflers made by flow tech have a plate
that you remove from the rear of the muffler for a straight through
design nice and LOUD $65.99.
ROD
they have afterburner mufflers for $39.99 made by flow tech.
also hooker aero chamber mufflers that start at $59.99
warlock racing mufflers made by flow tech have a plate
that you remove from the rear of the muffler for a straight through
design nice and LOUD $65.99.
ROD
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i am thinking of these tips
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...939611190&rd=1
whats do you guys think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...939611190&rd=1
whats do you guys think?


