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THANK YOU. i didn't even want to reply to that post because of how idiotic it was. how are you going to tell me that to MY ears Flowmasters only sound good on old muscle cars???. that is just how i feel. i like them on 5.0s too, but every V6 mustang i have ever heard with flowmasters (in person...not soundclips here) as well as my dad's old ranger with the 4.0 OHV engine and a dual 2-chamber flowmaster system sounded like CRAP to me. and as far as trucks and GT/any other V8 mustang, there are MUCH better choices out there and i would gladly pay top-dollar for a bassani stainless system (well at LEAST the BX ones). and are you kidding me? YOU my friend are ridiculous for thinking a Titan sounds like your V6 mustang. they have one of the loudest, most V8-sounding stock exhausts of all the full-size trucks; trust me i know i live around the corner from the Nissan dealer and 50 times a day there are people test-driving or salesmen thrashing the hell out of every car on the lot. and uhh...dodges sound a lot different than nissan trucks too
flowmasters have a little stamp on them that gets everyones panties wet, they are IMO the biggest rip off around, everyone thinks they are god for some reason though[8D]
+1...the ones on my dad's ranger rusted and we live in CA [&:]
well they didn't completely rust through...but there was some developing on the corners where the welds were...then we traded it in for an F150 and he got the Borla stainless cat-back on that
havent had a problem with rust yet and iv had them over a year. and im in TN. its all about prefrance, Flowmaster, Borla, and Bassani. r the only exhaust ill buy for my car, but thats my opinion.
RE: force vs. flow
