Flowmaster part # for a 91 2wd pickup?
09-10-2006, 04:24 PM
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Flowmaster part # for a 91 2wd pickup?
Hey guys my stock muffler is about to fall off and I was gonna put on stock type muffler but what the heck i want to live a little lol. Gonna get a flowmaster 40 series muffler, need to know what the part number is for the muffler for a stock style setup. Just want to weld it in and go. thanks
09-11-2006, 11:31 AM
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save up ur money and go with a 2.25'' cat back if you like it Loud go with a 14'' magnaflow if thats to much go with a 18'' ... i put a 14'' glass pack on my 22re with stock pipes and it didint do nothing just made a little louder
09-12-2006, 03:17 PM
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can't afford a catback just a muffler. Anyone know what a 22re is gonna sound like on a standard cab 2wd truck? Is it gonna sound like a buzzing hideous honda civic? I know it's not gonna sound like mustang obviously but id like it to be somewhat deep and mellow.
09-12-2006, 04:38 PM
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Flowmaster 40's are going for about a hundred bucks these days...
I got an entire custom exhaust bent, cut and welded on with a 14" Magnaflow muffler and a chrome tip at a local exhaust shop here for $130. That's for killing the cat, 2.25" to the magnaflow and 2.5 out the back.
He was in a good mood that day though and gave me a good deal, but you can probably expect to get similar for $150-175.
Trust me, get an entire exhaust done. It makes a big difference. It not only sounds better but it made a big difference in power too.
Don't even bother with a high dollar cat back prebent system. They are priced way too high for what you get.
I got an entire custom exhaust bent, cut and welded on with a 14" Magnaflow muffler and a chrome tip at a local exhaust shop here for $130. That's for killing the cat, 2.25" to the magnaflow and 2.5 out the back.
He was in a good mood that day though and gave me a good deal, but you can probably expect to get similar for $150-175.
Trust me, get an entire exhaust done. It makes a big difference. It not only sounds better but it made a big difference in power too.
Don't even bother with a high dollar cat back prebent system. They are priced way too high for what you get.
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09-12-2006, 05:28 PM
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Instead of a flowmaster, buy a cheap turbo muffler and the rest of the exhaust system... Eventually get around to replacing the cat and adding a header.
Adding a "flowmaster" on a 4cyl is buying for a brand name... It doesn't begin to sound like a v8, won't give you any more power, and is a waste of money over something more generic.
Adding a "flowmaster" on a 4cyl is buying for a brand name... It doesn't begin to sound like a v8, won't give you any more power, and is a waste of money over something more generic.
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09-13-2006, 09:31 AM
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I really don't want to spend $100 for a flowmaster if it's gonna sound like a ricey honda. For some reason I thought since it was a "big" 2.4 liter four cylinder and it being a truck, it would sound much better and deeper than a ricer.
09-13-2006, 09:46 AM
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Flowmasters don't sound ricy, I perfer the sounf of a Flowmaster over just about anything on the markek, deep and throaty for a 4 banger. I have a Borla that is hollow, a 4 into 1 header and no calalletic converter, and 2.25 tubing from the header back. It is just about the loudest thing I have ever heard. If I had to do it again I would go Flowmaster.
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your pipe diameter out of the muffler is the big factor in how it will sound. it will sound rice on a stock pipe. if you gonna get a flowmaster call your local shos and see what they charge to bend a couple pipes and weld it on for ya. otherwise if money is the issue id go get a factory replacenent and be done with it. turbo II's are ricey but with bigger pipe the larger 18 inch turbo II is essentially the same as a magnaflow. i had a 14 inch turbo II on my truck before and it sounded halfway decent with stock pipes, but i later upgraded to a flow 40 series and 2 1/2 inch pipe to a biiiiig 3 inch pipe out of the muffler. it sounds pretty good. ive heard the magnaflows and i think they sound very similar to the turbo II's
09-13-2006, 08:19 PM
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heres what my 22re sounded like with the stuff ive posted http://s63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...t=MVI_1209.flv
sorry the quality aint the best but u get what it would sound like..... also forgot to say i had a custom intake and a Lce header and a hiflow cat
sorry the quality aint the best but u get what it would sound like..... also forgot to say i had a custom intake and a Lce header and a hiflow cat
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09-14-2006, 01:24 AM
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Here's a vid I made of my Magnaflow right after I put it on.
It's 2.25 from just ahead of where the cat was into a 14" Magnaflow, then 2.5 out the back. Since then the muffler has broken in though and is a lot louder. You get the idea though.
http://www.ovrrdrive.made2own.com/Magnaflow.wmv
It's 2.25 from just ahead of where the cat was into a 14" Magnaflow, then 2.5 out the back. Since then the muffler has broken in though and is a lot louder. You get the idea though.
http://www.ovrrdrive.made2own.com/Magnaflow.wmv
09-14-2006, 06:55 AM
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both vids with the magnaflow and flowmaster sound good, definetly better than I expected. Doesn't sound like a 4 cylinder at all, wow. The magnaflow setup sounds much better than expected, i had a setup on my mustang and it sounded horrible, there is nothing that sounds better on a mustang than a set of flows. thanks guys.
