Magnaflow vs Flowmaster
#15
I have a 14" Magnaflow exiting in front of the rear tire on a rc. I love it. Its meat at WOT, but on the interstate, I can't hear it, unless I turn the radio wayyyyyy down and try to hear it. I've always had Flowmasters but Don't think I'll ever go back. They sound great, but thats it. I like the sound of my Magnaflow better!! Just my .02 Oh I could always feel no gain or even a little loss at the bottom with the Flowmasters. Then they started to pull mid to upper rpms. The Magnaflow seems to have gaing from the bottom all the way up.
#16
Originally Posted by 05GMCL33
I just installed a Magnaflow 22' catback this afternoon, it does drone a little around 2000 rpm's but not to bad. I can feel a performance gain and the fit and finsh is second to none. 

Thanks
Yellow
#18
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From: Pittsburgh, Pa.
Magnaflow states on their website that the single 3" in and single 3" out cat back system makes more power than the dual out version. I have the single out system and even though they say it is stainless steal it is starting to rust.
#19
Ok, next question
Which is better, catback or just the muffler? I think that the catback is about 400 more than the muffler. I had talked with a shop a while back about an exhaust system and they told me it would run about 250 or so for muffler and pipes out the back. I dont know what all was included as it was just done on the phone.
Any suggestions?
Which is better, catback or just the muffler? I think that the catback is about 400 more than the muffler. I had talked with a shop a while back about an exhaust system and they told me it would run about 250 or so for muffler and pipes out the back. I dont know what all was included as it was just done on the phone.
Any suggestions?
#20
Well I paid $80 for the stainless muffler, and $80 for 3" tubing from the collector to the tailpipe, and I chose how I wanted it done. I think the extra $300 is too much. At least for me.



