My New Exhaust
#21
Originally Posted by adamlowery
I swear it doesn't. It does sound bad when I just rev it up though. When I'm actually driving it sounds WAY better. Not sure what changes, but it does. I'm gonna try and get a better soundclip whenever i get a chance. And wheelsee it cost me 100 for the flowmaster and installation and 40 for the tip.
#26
I don't think I'd really get any extra hp unless the stock muffler was really restrictive. I drove it really heavy before they put it on and did the same afterwards and I couldn't tell a difference. But I really didn't do it for a hp boost. Thats what a cat back system is for.
#27
Glad you're happy with it. I personally won't run a flowmater on anything, they are one of the worst flowing mufflers out there and I've seen several rust through here in AZ, so I can only imagine what it would be like in a place where it actually rains. But if you're happy with it, guess thats all that matters.
#28
I put flowmasters on a 350 Chevy El Camino and took them off the next week.
At the time I was managing a speed shop. Worst performance I ever had with that engine.
If you're happy - that's all that matters though.
At the time I was managing a speed shop. Worst performance I ever had with that engine.
If you're happy - that's all that matters though.
#29
Originally Posted by SoCalHHR
I put flowmasters on a 350 Chevy El Camino and took them off the next week.
At the time I was managing a speed shop. Worst performance I ever had with that engine.
If you're happy - that's all that matters though.
At the time I was managing a speed shop. Worst performance I ever had with that engine.
If you're happy - that's all that matters though.