Flowmaster 10 Series ???'s
06-12-2007, 06:17 PM
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RE: Flowmaster 10 Series ???'s
ORIGINAL: svt_97cobra
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I have an 2.5' x-pipe, so wouldnt I need a 2.5' muffler? Like I said, I want my car to be LOUD, I have Long tube headers and x-pipe would I need anything else in order to install the 10 series? Would I need custom piping since I will probably just run dumps?
ORIGINAL: LetThePoniesRunFree
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/pr...oducts_id=3245
This is the muffler that I am running. Granted, I have a custom exhaust. It will not "bolt" right in.
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/pr...oducts_id=3245
This is the muffler that I am running. Granted, I have a custom exhaust. It will not "bolt" right in.
[hr]
I have an 2.5' x-pipe, so wouldnt I need a 2.5' muffler? Like I said, I want my car to be LOUD, I have Long tube headers and x-pipe would I need anything else in order to install the 10 series? Would I need custom piping since I will probably just run dumps?
I get compliments all the time on them. They are loud but they sound very good. Their right on the borderline of being too much. I cant imagine what they would be like with longtubes.
Heres a picture of what mine look like under the car and what the whole setup looks like.
06-12-2007, 07:04 PM
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RE: Flowmaster 10 Series ???'s
ORIGINAL: gsxrstang69
I have 10 Series dumps on my 97 Cobra. To say the least they are rediculously loud. I dont have headers just an offroad x pipe. After having these on nothing is the same. You will need some custom pipe bent to make them work. its not that bad.
I get compliments all the time on them. They are loud but they sound very good. Their right on the borderline of being too much. I cant imagine what they would be like with longtubes.
Heres a picture of what mine look like under the car and what the whole setup looks like.
ORIGINAL: svt_97cobra
[hr]
I have an 2.5' x-pipe, so wouldnt I need a 2.5' muffler? Like I said, I want my car to be LOUD, I have Long tube headers and x-pipe would I need anything else in order to install the 10 series? Would I need custom piping since I will probably just run dumps?
ORIGINAL: LetThePoniesRunFree
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/pr...oducts_id=3245
This is the muffler that I am running. Granted, I have a custom exhaust. It will not "bolt" right in.
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/pr...oducts_id=3245
This is the muffler that I am running. Granted, I have a custom exhaust. It will not "bolt" right in.
[hr]
I have an 2.5' x-pipe, so wouldnt I need a 2.5' muffler? Like I said, I want my car to be LOUD, I have Long tube headers and x-pipe would I need anything else in order to install the 10 series? Would I need custom piping since I will probably just run dumps?
I get compliments all the time on them. They are loud but they sound very good. Their right on the borderline of being too much. I cant imagine what they would be like with longtubes.
Heres a picture of what mine look like under the car and what the whole setup looks like.
Thanks for the help. How much pipe bending will be needed for them to work? Are they the 2.5' mufflers? Is there any way you could post a sound clip of them? thanks once again for all of your help
06-13-2007, 12:44 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Douglassville, Pennsylvania
Posts: 886
RE: Flowmaster 10 Series ???'s
ORIGINAL: svt_97cobra
[hr]
Thanks for the help. How much pipe bending will be needed for them to work? Are they the 2.5' mufflers? Is there any way you could post a sound clip of them? thanks once again for all of your help
ORIGINAL: gsxrstang69
I have 10 Series dumps on my 97 Cobra. To say the least they are rediculously loud. I dont have headers just an offroad x pipe. After having these on nothing is the same. You will need some custom pipe bent to make them work. its not that bad.
I get compliments all the time on them. They are loud but they sound very good. Their right on the borderline of being too much. I cant imagine what they would be like with longtubes.
Heres a picture of what mine look like under the car and what the whole setup looks like.
ORIGINAL: svt_97cobra
[hr]
I have an 2.5' x-pipe, so wouldnt I need a 2.5' muffler? Like I said, I want my car to be LOUD, I have Long tube headers and x-pipe would I need anything else in order to install the 10 series? Would I need custom piping since I will probably just run dumps?
ORIGINAL: LetThePoniesRunFree
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/pr...oducts_id=3245
This is the muffler that I am running. Granted, I have a custom exhaust. It will not "bolt" right in.
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/pr...oducts_id=3245
This is the muffler that I am running. Granted, I have a custom exhaust. It will not "bolt" right in.
[hr]
I have an 2.5' x-pipe, so wouldnt I need a 2.5' muffler? Like I said, I want my car to be LOUD, I have Long tube headers and x-pipe would I need anything else in order to install the 10 series? Would I need custom piping since I will probably just run dumps?
I get compliments all the time on them. They are loud but they sound very good. Their right on the borderline of being too much. I cant imagine what they would be like with longtubes.
Heres a picture of what mine look like under the car and what the whole setup looks like.
[hr]
Thanks for the help. How much pipe bending will be needed for them to work? Are they the 2.5' mufflers? Is there any way you could post a sound clip of them? thanks once again for all of your help
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