Flowmaster catback coming?
 

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As my work, at times, involves the performance aftermarket, I have a few old friends in that industry and one is Ray Flugger the top guy at and original founder of Flowmaster.

I was talking to the head of Flowmaster's marketing department and was told an HHR exhaust system is high on the priority list for product development. I was, also, told that the company has been getting a lot of requests for such a product. My experience with Flowmaster in the past has been when they see a large amount of requests for a system, they eventually produce it.

Personally, I've got Flowmaster exhausts on most of my cars because I have always liked that sort of deep-tone sound they make. Admittedly, I've liked that the best on V8s, but I've also had some experience with Flowmaster mufflers on 4-cyl engines (primarily a Datsun 510 I once owned) and they sound good there, too.

I've been looking for an exhaust for my HHR but I think I'm going to wait a month or so and see if the Flowmaster exhaust materializes.

But isn't there one for sale on Truckshop.com? Oops, sorry, that's Magna Flow.

i had flowmasters on my old mustang. Sounded SICK!

"old Mustang"?
Well....the exhaust wasn't the problem. That's Ford. They sound sick no matter what exhaust you put on them.
:)

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:laughabov

A wise man once told me that racing a Ford is sort of like being in the Special Olympics... Even if you win, you're still retarded :nuts: :lol: J/K

I guess I'll be the one to tell Hib that when Money in the Bank said they sounded "SICK", I'm pretty sure he meant AMAZING. Modern slang, Hib.

BINGO! We have a winner!

Language does change over time. A few weeks ago, I was getting my front windows tinted. While I was there a group of 20-somethings came in the shop. They loved my car, said it was a "Sick ride". I immediately had a flashback to the 70's, and the fuel pump crapping out on my MG..................

Gary

Yea.. if somebody says you have a sick ride, it's a good thing! :lol: