Flowmasters >?<
07-24-2005, 04:07 AM
#13
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RE: Flowmasters >?<
i like the 3" mac flow path mufflers, & they got pretty good flow numbers too, but then again all the others are good too. just whatever you like. try to listen to some other mustangs with different mufflers , then you will know which ones you want. good luck.
07-25-2005, 09:05 PM
#14
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RE: Flowmasters >?<
ORIGINAL: chinawhite
I've got flow's on my 95. They sound great with my bbk h-pipe and headers.
And you know your ride can't be pimped until X to the Z Xhibit makes it official.
I've got flow's on my 95. They sound great with my bbk h-pipe and headers.
And you know your ride can't be pimped until X to the Z Xhibit makes it official.
I've got flow's on my 95. They sound great with my bbk h-pipe and headers.
And you know your ride can't be pimped until X to the Z Xhibit makes it official.
< Message edited by chinawhite -- 7/23/2005 3:17:49 PM >
And you know your ride can't be pimped until X to the Z Xhibit makes it official.
< Message edited by chinawhite -- 7/23/2005 3:17:49 PM >
thats pretty gay if I might say!!! pimp my ride sux!
07-25-2005, 10:56 PM
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RE: Flowmasters >?<
Flows are horrible and everyone has them.Surprised your car doesnt, did you buy it new?
Loud mouths are ridiculous and i dont personaly like the sound but to each his own.I'd get either borlas or magnapacks
"My dudes ran flowies 15 years ago when they were unique"
Loud mouths are ridiculous and i dont personaly like the sound but to each his own.I'd get either borlas or magnapacks"My dudes ran flowies 15 years ago when they were unique"
07-26-2005, 11:24 AM
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RE: Flowmasters >?<
ORIGINAL: Obsol3te
If you plan on running an offroad mid-pipe, it'll sound very tinny.
If catted, wont be AS bad.
But still noticeable.
They don't sound that bad though when idle or slight rev.
And as for SLP LM1's, friend has em on his 98(Casper98GT)
He now wants them off, he says it's too undriveably loud.
And sounds too much like an F-Body.
And if you're looking for performance, go with a straight through muffler.
Not just being a Magnapack Fan-boy, but dynomax also makes a straight through muffler.
As does borla and some other companies.
If you plan on running an offroad mid-pipe, it'll sound very tinny.
If catted, wont be AS bad.
But still noticeable.
They don't sound that bad though when idle or slight rev.
And as for SLP LM1's, friend has em on his 98(Casper98GT)
He now wants them off, he says it's too undriveably loud.
And sounds too much like an F-Body.
And if you're looking for performance, go with a straight through muffler.
Not just being a Magnapack Fan-boy, but dynomax also makes a straight through muffler.
As does borla and some other companies.
07-26-2005, 12:44 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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RE: Flowmasters >?<
ORIGINAL: Obsol3te
If you plan on running an offroad mid-pipe, it'll sound very tinny.
If catted, wont be AS bad.
But still noticeable.
They don't sound that bad though when idle or slight rev.
And as for SLP LM1's, friend has em on his 98(Casper98GT)
He now wants them off, he says it's too undriveably loud.
And sounds too much like an F-Body.
And if you're looking for performance, go with a straight through muffler.
Not just being a Magnapack Fan-boy, but dynomax also makes a straight through muffler.
As does borla and some other companies.
If you plan on running an offroad mid-pipe, it'll sound very tinny.
If catted, wont be AS bad.
But still noticeable.
They don't sound that bad though when idle or slight rev.
And as for SLP LM1's, friend has em on his 98(Casper98GT)
He now wants them off, he says it's too undriveably loud.
And sounds too much like an F-Body.
And if you're looking for performance, go with a straight through muffler.
Not just being a Magnapack Fan-boy, but dynomax also makes a straight through muffler.
As does borla and some other companies.
07-26-2005, 05:11 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Southern Kentucky
Posts: 1,487
RE: Flowmasters >?<
ORIGINAL: Obsol3te
If you plan on running an offroad mid-pipe, it'll sound very tinny.
If catted, wont be AS bad.
But still noticeable.
They don't sound that bad though when idle or slight rev.
And as for SLP LM1's, friend has em on his 98(Casper98GT)
He now wants them off, he says it's too undriveably loud.
And sounds too much like an F-Body.
And if you're looking for performance, go with a straight through muffler.
Not just being a Magnapack Fan-boy, but dynomax also makes a straight through muffler.
As does borla and some other companies.
If you plan on running an offroad mid-pipe, it'll sound very tinny.
If catted, wont be AS bad.
But still noticeable.
They don't sound that bad though when idle or slight rev.
And as for SLP LM1's, friend has em on his 98(Casper98GT)
He now wants them off, he says it's too undriveably loud.
And sounds too much like an F-Body.
And if you're looking for performance, go with a straight through muffler.
Not just being a Magnapack Fan-boy, but dynomax also makes a straight through muffler.
As does borla and some other companies.
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