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I'm putting a flowmaster 80 series on my camaro and I ordered the one with the 2.5' inlet.. will that work out ok?
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If youre just cutting off the old muffler and installing the new one it will work fine. Any good exhaust shop can make an adaptor to fit the 2.5" inlet, and it will sound good I think you'll like it [img]smile.gif[/img] .
Don't expect a whole lot of performance increase, but you will get some (2-5hp or so). Mainly itll sound and look better [img]smile.gif[/img]2002 5-spd NBM Camaro
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Thanks a lot. Yea i didn't think there would be huge horse increases and what you said sounds reasonable.. But yea i'm in it for the sound on this one.. but as far as more power goes would one of those high flow cats by catco help out?1997 Medium Quasar Blue A4 Hardtop<br />Stero<br />Alpine Stereo CDM-7857,Kenwood Amplifier KAC-848,Two 12 Inch Pyle New Wave Subs<br />Appearance<br />Headlight, TailLight, and Turn Signal Blackouts, Limo Tint on Hatch, 35% Tint on Sides, Orange Painted Calipers and Drums, Orange Engraved Camaro, Orange Painted Hood Scoops, Orange Camaro Windshield Decal<br />Performance <br />160* thermostat, Custom T/A dual exhaust, K&N Filter, NGK Spark Plugs, All Synthetic Fluids (Maybe not a mod but costs some damn $$$), 80 Series Flowmaster with Custom Dual Exhaust, (In The Making) 3.42 Gears, Zexel Torsen Limited Slip Differential, Goodyear Eagle 1 \"Z\" Rated Tires<br /><a href=\"http://darius.100megsfree5.com/home.html\" target=\"_blank\">http://darius.100megsfree5.com/home.html</a><p>So Its not the fastest car ever made... The girls love it anyways.Comment
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by fathazam:
Thanks a lot. Yea i didn't think there would be huge horse increases and what you said sounds reasonable.. But yea i'm in it for the sound on this one.. but as far as more power goes would one of those high flow cats by catco help out?<hr></blockquote>
Not really, the main advantage of a High Flow cat is the fact its larger in diameter and poses no restriction. The stock cat, for 2.25", flows well - too bad 2.25" is only good for performance until 4700RPM.2002 5-spd NBM Camaro
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