Whats the quietest, least restrictive muffler I cna replace my Flowmaster with?
06-04-2004, 02:55 PM
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Whats the quietest, least restrictive muffler I cna replace my Flowmaster with?
I have a flowmaster catback but want a different sound with the new OR pipe. I was thinking that the magnaflow was a good choice. people told me they are quiet and flow better than anything
06-04-2004, 02:56 PM
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Re: Whats the quietest, least restrictive muffler I cna replace my Flowmaster with?
Originally posted by TexasTechTA
I have a flowmaster catback but want a different sound with the new OR pipe. I was thinking that the magnaflow was a good choice. people told me they are quiet and flow better than anything
I have a flowmaster catback but want a different sound with the new OR pipe. I was thinking that the magnaflow was a good choice. people told me they are quiet and flow better than anything
06-05-2004, 06:42 PM
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It really suprises me that nobody ever suggests the Spintech Mufflers. The only outfit to offer catback systems with these mufflers is Mufflex but if you visit the Spintech website there is a replacement muffler for just about every application for around $100.
I had a 3" Flowmaster American Thunder with a single output but the exhaust drove me crazy with my new Stroker moter. I Replaced just the muffler with a Spintech Sportsman Street XL and it made a huge difference. The Exhaust note is great and the power increase was also noticable.
I had a 3" Flowmaster American Thunder with a single output but the exhaust drove me crazy with my new Stroker moter. I Replaced just the muffler with a Spintech Sportsman Street XL and it made a huge difference. The Exhaust note is great and the power increase was also noticable.
06-06-2004, 03:17 AM
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My hooker aerochamber with hooker silencer tips was quiter than my eclipse at cruise. Once you open up though it has a nice refined, muscular tone to it. It's not nasty like the borla and not played out like flowturd. IMO, Hooker, Magnaflow, and B&B make the nicest sounding systems that aren't too obnoxious.
06-06-2004, 03:39 AM
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Originally posted by 96 WS6
It's not nasty like the borla and not played out like flowturd.
It's not nasty like the borla and not played out like flowturd.
Now if you want cheap and a ok sound, get a Hooker Exhaust.
J/K