Straight pipe or flow master American thunder?
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Straight pipe or flow master American thunder?
Okay so I have a 92 f-150 5.0 302 and stock exhaust system. I am thinking about removing the cat and/or muffler and straight piping it. I want a loud but also a low rumbling sound.
Anyone got some ideas?
Anyone got some ideas?
Last edited by Nate1992; 04-05-2012 at 12:12 AM.
#3
Both are ghey alternatives - but at least the Fartmaster makes an attempt at sounding good, hence being slightly less ghey.
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Idears ... Well, Jethro's thinkin' mebbie a Magnaflow 14" oval body or a 14" Magnapack. And leave the dang cat in place...
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Idears ... Well, Jethro's thinkin' mebbie a Magnaflow 14" oval body or a 14" Magnapack. And leave the dang cat in place...
Last edited by MGDfan; 04-05-2012 at 09:31 AM.
#6
The flowmaster system, or flowmaster mufflers and custom pipes from a shop. They sound good on the older engines like ours. If your area isn't strict about loudness, and you don't have e-check, ditch the cats, install headers and then again flowmaster mufflers and custom pipes from a shop.
Last edited by nw150; 04-05-2012 at 08:01 PM.
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If they were so bad, the cars with some of the biggest, most built up engines wouldn't be using them. Are you guys driving pre 97 trucks like me and the OP? Flowmasters sound better on them IMO. I'm also not worried about a loss of maybe 2hp (which isn't what matters in trucks) using flowmaster over any straight through muffler.
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2hp
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Geeezzz, - you might want head over there then, maybe someone has a big box of Kleenex for yuh.