Who is running Flowmaster mufflers on their truck?
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Is your truck Flowmaster equipped? Which Flowmaster products are you running on your truck? Let's see some pics and videos!
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BJdY63R87tM
Flowmaster 50 series. 3inch single in dual 4 inch outlets (I modified the outlets by cutting the welds on the outlets which is exactly 4 inches around an put two 4 inch pipes angled down on it). Attachment 100522 The outlets were round but once I lowerd it the road took care of putting an angled cut on them for me. |
that pic makes the truck look SUPER low lol. at first i thought the muffler was laying on the ground.
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
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that pic makes the truck look SUPER low lol. at first i thought the muffler was laying on the ground.
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I've got a 70 series, hacked it off just after the muffler because it kept hitting the axle after I did the flip kit.
Don't have any vids but I like the sound from idle(500) to about 1600rpm after that it just drones lol http://i834.photobucket.com/albums/z...ps298d7f1e.jpg |
Bigsapper that is clean. What shop in Plano did that?
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Originally Posted by Txblue
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Bigsapper that is clean. What shop in Plano did that?
Rich's Performance Muffler in Wylie. |
Originally Posted by bigsapper
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Thanks.
Rich's Performance Muffler in Wylie. |
Just outta curiosity, how does a chambered Flowmaster muffler flow compared to a straight through design like a Magnaflow?
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Originally Posted by FiestyZ71
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Just outta curiosity, how does a chambered Flowmaster muffler flow compared to a straight through design like a Magnaflow?
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Pair of Super 50s. Need to make an idle cruising vid once I get the new driveshaft.
Interlake Dragway July 2014 - YouTube |
Originally Posted by DrX
(Post 5235254)
Pair of Super 50s. Need to make an idle cruising vid once I get the new driveshaft.
Interlake Dragway July 2014 - YouTube |
Watch the video further and you will find out .
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Wow! Just watched it again. The first time I was skipping around. That is a serious Avalanche!
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Yeah, 10.99 first time out. Hopefully a little better once I get things setup right and work on the tune. Not sure I want to crank up the boost.
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Originally Posted by DrX
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Yeah, 10.99 first time out. Hopefully a little better once I get things setup right and work on the tune. Not sure I want to crank up the boost.
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FLowmaster super 44 with LTH and no cats. 212/217 112LSA @.608 lift. Loud as hell, but at least the wife wont drive it!
PCM of NC Custom Cam 4.8L Sierra Idle! - YouTube |
Originally Posted by 1lowgmc
(Post 5237616)
FLowmaster super 44 with LTH and no cats. 217/271 112LSA @.608 lift. Loud as hell, but at least the wife wont drive it!
PCM of NC Custom Cam 4.8L Sierra Idle! - YouTube |
Originally Posted by Matt@Flowmaster
(Post 5240620)
That 4.8L sounds mean!
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stock exhaust with flowmaster super 40 dumped before the axle.
video shows how its mounted and idle sound http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps7e0cc727.mp4 |
Originally Posted by 03silveradoLS
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stock exhaust with flowmaster super 40 dumped before the axle.
video shows how its mounted and idle sound http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps7e0cc727.mp4 |
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Ran a 10 series on my hemi ram. Sounded like a screaming cougar LOL. Really didn't sound that great at WOT, sounded better with straight pipes. I ran the original 40 series on a 4.0L ford ranger that sounded good for a V6, and ran dual 40s on my mustang.
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I just redid my exhaust with a flowmaster super forty and a remote exhaust cut out valve dumping right before the flowmaster...quiet until I step on it or super loud...best of both worlds
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Any specials running on flowmasters this month or next? I've been running flow masters on all my cars for decades. Going to be get some for my new SS silverado.
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3 inch duals with Flowmaster Hushpowers dumped.
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here is my truck with 1 chamber race mufflers, 3" full exhaust when it was all motor.
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Pair of 2.5" super 44's.... Ran silverado ss exhaust from manifolds back.... Build an h pipe to make up the difference in the length of the flowmaster vs the muffler that cane with the exhasut kit i bought and didnt like the way the muffler sounded(which if flowmaster made a dual kit for the silverado ss, i would have bought!!!)... Also running a catback flowmaster kit on my 2010 camaro ls3/m6.... Need find pics of both systems!!!Also planning to run flowmaster cat back on my yukon eventually!!
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Originally Posted by Chaney3000
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Any specials running on flowmasters this month or next? I've been running flow masters on all my cars for decades. Going to be get some for my new SS silverado.
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Originally Posted by montecarloss
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here is my truck with 1 chamber race mufflers, 3" full exhaust when it was all motor.
Originally Posted by Wolftrk99
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Pair of 2.5" super 44's.... Ran silverado ss exhaust from manifolds back.... Build an h pipe to make up the difference in the length of the flowmaster vs the muffler that cane with the exhasut kit i bought and didnt like the way the muffler sounded(which if flowmaster made a dual kit for the silverado ss, i would have bought!!!)... Also running a catback flowmaster kit on my 2010 camaro ls3/m6.... Need find pics of both systems!!!Also planning to run flowmaster cat back on my yukon eventually!!
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Originally Posted by USMCvet0311
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3 inch duals with Flowmaster Hushpowers dumped.
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A few years back,
Alumin-ized steel, (crap), First gen. American Thunder, (with resonator), CAT back, (1 in / 2 out), MD VEIP compliant with Diablo 92 Tune. ECSB 5.3 L 4.56's Circle D 3200/278mm American Thunder in SS...., although now they're exhausting 400 whp. I contacted FLOWMASTER Customer tech assistance and complained that I didn't like the "new exhaust note" at all. (Reference: (circa 1970) 1 7/8" straight pipes or glass packs) Short version.....Your Tech was right on it. After I expressed my dis-satisfaction with and listed all the performance improvements said in one breath the acoustic adjustment I was now looking for was the New PRO1 as a resonator! NAILED IT!! Wow! No good deed should go unpunished.... |
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Originally Posted by Velocity1
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Short version.....Your Tech was right on it. After I expressed my dis-satisfaction with and listed all the performance improvements said in one breath the acoustic adjustment I was now looking for was the New PRO1 as a resonator!
NAILED IT!! Wow! No good deed should go unpunished....
Originally Posted by montecarloss
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Biggest thing with my system i am not happy with right now is the tailpipes, still need some short aftermarket "hi-flow" cats!!!
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Originally Posted by FlowmasterMufflers
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This is an often misunderstood concept as many people view a cross-section of our mufflers and assume that they hinder the flow of exhaust gases due to the internal configuration. This could not be further from the truth. Flowmaster’s patented “chambered” design is what sets it apart from any other muffler. The theory behind the design is based on basic principles of physics. By splitting the exhaust stream (exhaust pulses & sound energy) and then recombining them in another chamber, the collision of energy cancels the sound waves, which creates a low pressure area in its place. This resulting low pressure area then helps scavenge/accelerate the following pulses into the muffler and out the tailpipe resulting in a more efficient and cleaner burn, which means more power. Straight through mufflers consist of a perforated flow tube, and rely on packing materials such as steel wool or fiberglass to simply absorb sound. While these mufflers may improve performance by using larger internal flow tubes, the packing materials will burn or blow out over time which results in an increase of sound until it eventually becomes ineffective. The Flowmaster design uses no packing, and therefore will maintain its sound control over the life of the product.
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Packing is sound deadener, like insulation usually some sort of fiberglass type material that over time with heat and the exhaust gases changes density, shape and will come apart.... Have seen packing blown out of a muffler... Ambient temp can even change the sound of a packed muffler.....at least thats my understanding from what ive seen and research ive done!!
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I'm looking at getting some stainless 40 series for my 03 SS. I have always ran flowmasters on my vehicles. I didn't like 44 series on my gmc3500 as much as the 40s I normally get. It lost tone at WOT on the 44 series and sounded like crappy flapping metal. If you ease on acceleration or normal riding, it sounded great but pin it and it sounded like hot garbage.
Anyway, I'm going back to the 40 series 3" in/out, headers, no cats |
Originally Posted by Wolftrk99
(Post 5321371)
Packing is sound deadener, like insulation usually some sort of fiberglass type material that over time with heat and the exhaust gases changes density, shape and will come apart.... Have seen packing blown out of a muffler... Ambient temp can even change the sound of a packed muffler.....at least thats my understanding from what ive seen and research ive done!!
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