help with exhaust
10-24-2006, 05:27 PM
#12
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RE: help with exhaust
american thunders
i have 4 cats stock headers and it sounds insane
havent heard a mustang that sounds like mine in person
u have a GT so go with dumps
LX's should always have slash cut tips under the bumper.. its the law
i have 4 cats stock headers and it sounds insane
havent heard a mustang that sounds like mine in person
u have a GT so go with dumps
LX's should always have slash cut tips under the bumper.. its the law
10-24-2006, 05:37 PM
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RE: help with exhaust
ORIGINAL: 92hatchLX
MAC sounds better than flowmaster and has nicer tips! And it's endura-black coated.
MAC sounds better than flowmaster and has nicer tips! And it's endura-black coated.
And its stainless steel! SLP LM1's FTW!
10-24-2006, 05:41 PM
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RE: help with exhaust
ORIGINAL: SSKiller
If you want a deep quite sound....go with the Flowmaster 40 series 3 chamber.
If you want really stupid loud......go with the Flowmaster American Thunder 2 chamber.
I would get the 40 series personally.
If you want a deep quite sound....go with the Flowmaster 40 series 3 chamber.
If you want really stupid loud......go with the Flowmaster American Thunder 2 chamber.
I would get the 40 series personally.
I would save up enough money to buy a whole catback exhaust kit.
10-24-2006, 05:43 PM
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RE: help with exhaust
ORIGINAL: OnyxCobra
I am almost 100% sure there is no 40 series 3 chamber muffler. The 3 chambers are the 50 series, or Force IIs, while the 40 series are the 2 chamber american thunders.
I would save up enough money to buy a whole catback exhaust kit.
ORIGINAL: SSKiller
If you want a deep quite sound....go with the Flowmaster 40 series 3 chamber.
If you want really stupid loud......go with the Flowmaster American Thunder 2 chamber.
I would get the 40 series personally.
If you want a deep quite sound....go with the Flowmaster 40 series 3 chamber.
If you want really stupid loud......go with the Flowmaster American Thunder 2 chamber.
I would get the 40 series personally.
I would save up enough money to buy a whole catback exhaust kit.
10-24-2006, 05:50 PM
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RE: help with exhaust
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
And SLP sounds better than MAC and has nicer tips than anybody! And its stainless steel!
ORIGINAL: 92hatchLX
MAC sounds better than flowmaster and has nicer tips! And it's endura-black coated.
MAC sounds better than flowmaster and has nicer tips! And it's endura-black coated.
And its stainless steel!
10-24-2006, 05:57 PM
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RE: help with exhaust
^^ That I definetly agree with BUT you cant really see where the tip meets the pipe on the SKP's... on GT's you cant anyway. Have you ever seen a SLP tip though? I was very amazed on how nice they were when I got them. 3.5' double walled with SLP engraved at the top... the tips are cut at a really nice angle too... I LOVE THEM and though they were alot nicer than my flow tips... I will agree though that I do like how flowasters pipe and tip is one.
10-24-2006, 05:59 PM
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RE: help with exhaust
Same with me... I thought that I would like the sound of flows better than my SLP's but went with the SLP's anywy to be different and I ended up LOVING them... the quality is uncomparable to Flowmaster too.
10-24-2006, 06:04 PM
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RE: help with exhaust
i hate to pick at this.. but i will
why tell everyone to stay away from flowmaster?
they are not THAT popular to be honest. the name is.. thats all.
ive been to mustang meets/shows and everyone has different exhaust. just because people have the same mufflers does not mean its going to sound the same. engine mods, headers, mid pipe, tips, angles (sidepipes, dumps, straights, etc..) all change the sound. diameter and length are factors too.
if i put an o/r h-pipe on my car with headers it would sound TOTALLY different
why tell everyone to stay away from flowmaster?
they are not THAT popular to be honest. the name is.. thats all.
ive been to mustang meets/shows and everyone has different exhaust. just because people have the same mufflers does not mean its going to sound the same. engine mods, headers, mid pipe, tips, angles (sidepipes, dumps, straights, etc..) all change the sound. diameter and length are factors too.
if i put an o/r h-pipe on my car with headers it would sound TOTALLY different