BeeRad

The reason I'm asking is because I have that setup and its a little too raspy for my taste. I'm not really sure what type of Flowmasters I have because they were on the car when I bought it, and the part number appears to be warn off. I'm gonna measure them later today.

I already asked about this once here, but I decided to ask again since Flowmasters tech line wasn't much help. He said its raspy because there are no cats(like I didn't already know that). He also said that a three chamber might work since it's a quieter muffler. I heard somewhere that a 2 chamber solves this problem and if thats true then a 3 definitely would. I just don't want to make it too quiet though. Anybody know what muffler I should go with?

unostang

I have 2 chamber and it is still very loud and not raspy at all. I havn't heard the 3 chamber yet so not able to compair the two.

ky gt

I have the same set up not sure which flows I have but the sound is pretty deep, constantly get complamints on the sound/tone of exhaust. Do you have the long tube headers also?

AJ06GT

Raspy? That setup isn't very raspy at all. You need to go listen to an X and straight throughs to learn what raspy really is. I think the H's are a little less raspy than a prochamber maybe, but they are both pretty low, and with a chambered muffler, which all flows are, you'll have even less. I don't know what to suggest to you if that's too raspy. Get a catted pipe I guess.

Jaybird79

Flowmasters w/ a Prochamber sounds badass, go for it!

BeeRad

I managed to find the part # which is 942443. They're 40 series delta flows. I can't figure out how many chambers it has though. Does anyone know how to find out? Heres the link below:

http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/pr...oducts_id=3383

lizzyfan

Those are two chamber weld-ins

Adam03GT

Flowmasters = the suck!

lizzyfan

That's your opinion

Adam03GT

No thats your moms opinion!