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My Y block powered F-100 needs a muffler, and I was wondering if any benefit can be gained from going to a bit of an upgrade- say a three chamber Flowmaster. The truck will stay single exhaust for now. I want a quiet muffler, but thought that while I'm at it, why not put a little better muffler on there. Any body use this muffler before?
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i have a 70 series flowmaster on my camaro with single exhaust inlet/dual outlets. the loundness at idle is close to stock but with deeper mellow sound, but is louder when engine is revving. also increased power from flowmaster
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Will never buy flowmasters again......my vote goes to a quieter & more pleasant sounding muffler.....borla
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Agreed. I'd go with a generic turbo muffler for now. When a serious system is built for it, then get something good. It's not that Flowmasters aren't of decent quality, I've just grown to truly detest their sound. I realize it's a subjective matter but there are so many better sounding mufflers available. Don't be a lemming. |
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