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How much money? :P When I 1st began modding my V6 I went with an 80 and it was much quicker(at least it felt like it) then when it was stock and all I did was replace the muffler at the time.
the muffler i have now.. where i push my clutch in..it makes a horribly rumble sound. i dont think my other cars make that noise. is it just because the muffler is so far in the back?
the muffler i have now.. where i push my clutch in..it makes a horribly rumble sound. i dont think my other cars make that noise. is it just because the muffler is so far in the back?
are your other cars civics, v6s rumble a tad bit and v8s rumble a whole lot, depending on the rumble it might be a GOOD thing lol. unless you like fart can annoyance sounds.
a flowmaster sounds good at idle and up to about 2500 rpms. their known for their interior resonance. ive got a 40 series that after about 50k miles ive rattled something loose in. i can hear it when i knock on the muffler.
i think i might go with borla next time for a better high rpm sound.
I have the Flowmaster cat back system on my Camaro and I like it, I know it isnt the best system out there but then I wasn't looking to spend a fortune. You can hear it more at low rpms and when it gets to higher rpms I can hear it in the car but when I raced my parents said they didnt hear it. But I think it sounds better then stock.
Flowmasters are fine for a V6 - don't listen to people who hear other people say "Flowmaster sucks" and then just adopt that advice as their own. For a V8 there are better flowing systems - but I don't think were talking V8s
Flowmasters are fine for a V6 - don't listen to people who hear other people say "Flowmaster sucks" and then just adopt that advice as their own. For a V8 there are better flowing systems - but I don't think were talking V8s
It doesnt matter if its a V8 V6 or 4 banger, Theres better flowing mufflers then flowmaster for any car. I know cuz I've had both the 40 and 80, They suck specially after headers installed.
how many times do you come across that on car boards? To each their own for exhaust, sac has/had a flowmaster on his comero and it droned, not as much as my friends 66 stang. My comero has a v8 cat back & headers ( I still don;t know why Steve kept the stock cat??????? ) and my parents say it's kind of loud ( yeah, they're getting up in the years).
Personally, I love the sound of Raven exhausts, especially on the 3.4, but I don't know if they're even around anymore. :(
1978 Formula 461 in progress of being built :rock:
2013 Ram 1500 Big Horn
former owner of 85 bird w/ 2.8 - 3.4 - 3800 II - 5.0
94 comero 3.4
It doesnt matter if its a V8 V6 or 4 banger, Theres better flowing mufflers then flowmaster for any car. I know cuz I've had both the 40 and 80, They suck specially after headers installed.
Yes, but not everyone likes the flavor of police magnet exhausts. So sometimes its worth the 1 or 2 horsepower Flowmasters hold back compared to a Magnaflow (or something similar).
It doesnt matter if its a V8 V6 or 4 banger, Theres better flowing mufflers then flowmaster for any car. I know cuz I've had both the 40 and 80, They suck specially after headers installed.
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