mynameisray44

www.steeda.com thats your best friend if your looking for flows, a pair of 40 or 50 series is 100 bucks + shipping, thats about 118 shipped to your doorstep, its where i got myn, i got the 50 series which is 3 chambered ( a lil deep rumble without the cakcle of a 2 chambered 40 ) but if u want a bit louder you can go with the 40's

mr_mustang23

sorry to sound like an idiot but what do u mean by 40 or 50 series, is that just a type of flow master muffler?

mr_mustang23

k i went to the steeda website and i think im rele interested in gettting the flowmaster mufflers. i think i want the 3 chambered one because they say its deeper but could someone lemme know how it is. like is there a significant change after i change the stock mufflers, and whats the difference in the flowmasters, there are like 5 to choose from and i cant see a difference

thanks

my97cobra

Hopefully someone will respond here since no one reponded to my post on the SVT forums. I have a 97 cobra and want to know if the 2 1/2 xpipe can beconnected to the stock manifolds. I really don't want to get into headers but I do want to replace the stock 2 1/4 exhaust. Thanks in advance!!

mvr

yes, because of a flange a the end of the stock manifolds. same concept as the stock h with a aftermarket catback.

my97cobra

Thanks MVR!!

Obsequious1

I took my car to meineke with 2 40 series flowmasters costing $90 each. The guy who worked on my car was know for doing excellant work. I paid $500 to install the mufflers w/ polished stainless steel tips. Also, it was cash only because I have a off road h pipe.

1999 GT

spend $450-$500 on a midpipe and catback and bring it to midas or monroe muffler and they can put it on just as good as anyone else for cheap....or you can always do it yourself if you have the right tools