1 - Magnaflow or Flowmaster (basicallyperformance or sound)</P>


2 - X pipe of H pipe</P>


I'm redoing my exhaust this spring and want the most performance possible.</P>

 

x-pipe and magnaflow...best performance </P>


h-pipe and flowmasters....best sound</P><edited><editID>Black Horse</editID><editDate>37974.7774189815</editDate></edited>

 

H-pipe and flowmaster, best sound, in my opinion!!

 

Wait a minute, Magnaflows are like 600$!!! Not on your life am I going to spend that kind of money.

 

why are you redoing your exhuast anyway, you just redid the whole thing like 3 months ago

 

I'm redoing it in spring. A main factor is that the H pipe hangs so low, it scrapes all over the place. In order to compensate inthe cat back system, Ihad to lower and in a sense bend itover the axel to make enough room. I just hate shotty work, and I want some more power. If I just put in an x pipe, it will not work right because since the Flows are in croked already, they will be angled directly toward the ground when I finally get everything hooked up. I just want it to be nice and quality. I have some other stuff to take care of first, so it all depends on money. I need to figure out why my car makes the ticking noise when giving it gas first, and fix that.

 

ticking noise when giving it gas...... that sounds like an exhaust leak to me!!<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">

 

Another good flowing muffler is the Dynomax. I dont know the cost, but it's worth looking into.

 

<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">I've never seen a Magnaflow system that cost $600.</P>


I see 99% of Magnaflow systems going for $385 shipped. </P>

 

Yah, I found a good site with them for cheap, butI definately did see ones selling for like 577 bucks. Not an exhaust leak on the ticking, because I'd hear it at idle too, its either pre-ignition or lifter I think.</P>