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    On a 3.8, what do you think running dual exhaust all the way back would sound like: headers...3" pipe...40 series flows...dumps or chrome tips out back? Just curious, do you think it would be "beefy louder" or "ricey louder?"
    Andrew

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    It would sound good, but I personally prefer the sound of the 80 series over the 40 anyday.
    2002 5-spd NBM Camaro
    Details: www.1lev6.com

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    • #3
      <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Dominic:
      personally prefer the sound of the 80 series over the 40 anyday.<hr></blockquote>

      Yeah man, I've heard some 40 series mufflers on our cars and some sound like trucks! Go with the 80 series! [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]
      1996 Camaro RS Bright Red<br />3.8L V6 A4 3.42\'s<br />K&N Filtercharger<br />Flowmaster 80 Series Muffler<br />Y87 Performance Package

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      • #4
        Ay caramba! Dual 3" on a 3.8?! Single 3" is even arguable. I had dual 3" on my blown LT1, and even that may have been a little too much. If you're gonna do duals, get like 2.25" at most. With 3" pipe you're gonna have a heck of a time getting it out the back too, you'll spend an arm and a leg if the shop can even pull it off. With 2.25", you'll probably be able to get both pipes over the passenger side, and do it like that. IMO, flowmasters hanging an inch away from the ground dumping doesn't look so hot. And they won't fit very well in the space under the bumper in the rear for a muffler with a tip on it. If you for some reason are stuck on doing duals, use 2.25" pipe, and get Magnaflow 5x8" mufflers, or use bullets. Those are the only mufflers that you'll be able to even think of getting out the rear. Either that or do dumps with bullets. Using flows just isn't worth it IMO.
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        • #5
          But, would it sound beefy or ricey?
          Andrew

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          • #6
            Everything will sound ricey on our six poopers.
            1996 Camaro RS Bright Red<br />3.8L V6 A4 3.42\'s<br />K&N Filtercharger<br />Flowmaster 80 Series Muffler<br />Y87 Performance Package

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            • #7
              <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by SixBanger:
              Everything will sound ricey on our six poopers.<hr></blockquote>

              Not really. My exhaust never gets ricy, not even a hint of rice. If your car sounds ricey then there is somethig serously wrong with it.
              2004 Dodge Dakota 3.7 litres of raw power!!<br />Nothing but a 6!<br />Do you know for sure? John 3:18

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              • #8
                Well what did you do to your car? I have a Flowmaster muffler and it only gets ricey up top.
                1996 Camaro RS Bright Red<br />3.8L V6 A4 3.42\'s<br />K&N Filtercharger<br />Flowmaster 80 Series Muffler<br />Y87 Performance Package

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                • #9
                  <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by SixBanger:
                  Well what did you do to your car? I have a Flowmaster muffler and it only gets ricey up top.<hr></blockquote>

                  Flowmaster 80 series with 3inch pipes all the way through with a catco high-flow cat. If ya want to hear it

                  click here, then click on "flowmaster2"
                  2004 Dodge Dakota 3.7 litres of raw power!!<br />Nothing but a 6!<br />Do you know for sure? John 3:18

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                  • #10
                    link doesn't work
                    1995 Firebird (3.4) <br />Eagle 18\" 077<br />Flowmaster 80 (2.75\") series exhaust<br />2.5\" Car Sound Cat<br />K&N Cold Air Intake <br />Alpine 12\" Type E Sub<br />Bazooka EL 1500 Amp<br />Pinoeer deh4400 and Aftermarket Speakers<br /> <a href=\"http://www.sounddomain.com/id/fbird\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.sounddomain.com/id/fbird</a>

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                    • #11
                      i heard 40 and 80, 40 is sooo much better

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                      • #12
                        <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Birdie2000:
                        Ay caramba! Dual 3" on a 3.8?! Single 3" is even arguable. I had dual 3" on my blown LT1, and even that may have been a little too much. If you're gonna do duals, get like 2.25" at most. With 3" pipe you're gonna have a heck of a time getting it out the back too, you'll spend an arm and a leg if the shop can even pull it off. With 2.25", you'll probably be able to get both pipes over the passenger side, and do it like that. IMO, flowmasters hanging an inch away from the ground dumping doesn't look so hot. And they won't fit very well in the space under the bumper in the rear for a muffler with a tip on it. If you for some reason are stuck on doing duals, use 2.25" pipe, and get Magnaflow 5x8" mufflers, or use bullets. Those are the only mufflers that you'll be able to even think of getting out the rear. Either that or do dumps with bullets. Using flows just isn't worth it IMO.<hr></blockquote>

                        I dont think he meant true dual exhaust, ;)
                        2002 5-spd NBM Camaro
                        Details: www.1lev6.com

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                        • #13
                          <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Not really. My exhaust never gets ricy, not even a hint of rice. If your car sounds ricey then there is somethig serously wrong with it.<hr></blockquote>

                          I clicked on your link, your car sounds just as ricey as mine does.
                          Andrew

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                          • #14
                            <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Pewter99Camaro:


                            I clicked on your link, your car sounds just as ricey as mine does.
                            <hr></blockquote>

                            Well if you mean how the car gets raspy then yes it does get a tad bit up top. Does not sound like rice tho. If i wanted rice i would have bought a 4cly and put a fart can on it. The raspness is one thing but rice is quiet another.
                            2004 Dodge Dakota 3.7 litres of raw power!!<br />Nothing but a 6!<br />Do you know for sure? John 3:18

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                            • #15
                              I figured as much, but he also mentioned dumps and Flows. Oh well, my bad if I was assuming too much. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
                              <a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/byoonull\" target=\"_blank\">My Old Car - 2000 Silver V6 Bird</a><br /><br />The replacement-<br />94 Firebird Formula - 383, TH400, and a big blower<br /> <a href=\"http://community.webshots.com/user/fastblackcar94\" target=\"_blank\">http://community.webshots.com/user/fastblackcar94</a>

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