i am pondering doin the exhaust on my car and im goin with flowmaster. but i dont kno which one to get. i know that most people have 80 series but i have seen a few with 40 series. does anybody have a sound/video of what the 40 series sounds like? i have heard the 80 and i like it but i wanna see how 40 sounds.

the 40 series will be louder than the 80 series. I believe that Firedevil is the only person that has the 40 series

And also remember the 40 series is only a single outlet.

A buddy of mine had a 3.9L dodge with a 40series. I could hear him getting off the interstate from my house. It would shake the windows of my house. Too loud. waay too loud.

Yeah my dad has 40s on his Vette and my bro has em on his 65 Mustang. They sound great on V8s, but I think they would sound too much like a truck with glasspacks or something on a 3800.

80s sound real nice, without being over the top. Actually another thing to consider is the drone mufflers create on the highway. The drone of the 80s is noticeable to the point of being annoying, I imagine a 40 would be unbearable.

ok 80 series it is. but i was also wondering what effect the tips you put on have on the sound. i looked on fearthepearl.com and i listened to the 2 flowmasters and one had oval tips and it was deeper and the other had angle cut and it was raspier.

The 92 (green) was supercharged, and had no resonator. The supercharged has a slightly differen't note, while the lack of a res makes it loud.

I just had new muffler installed. I didnt like the sound of the 80 series Flowmaster. (not loud enough) The only other Flow master for dual exhaust I was told that will fit the configuration for the oe tail pipes was for a Camaro. I went with a IMCO muffler which was much louder than the 80 series. Nice deep sound. Didnt want the sound of a coffee can. Had to have custom tails though.

My recomendation would be to get the 80 series and a Magnaflow Hi-Flow cat.....But keep your resonator. If you wanna replace it too, Mangnaflow has a hi-flo resonator if I remember right.