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Old 06-13-2005, 12:31 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Installed Flowmaster

I just got the truck back from having the muffler replaced with a Flowmaster, and had the resonator and tailpipe removed and replaced with a 3" rolled tip placed up near the bumper. Sounds really good now and has better clearance thatn the "droopy dick" OEM tailpipe.
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Old 06-13-2005, 04:44 PM   #2 (permalink)
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lift that sucker up and take some pics of it underneath. Also, any power increase, or noticible increase?
Which one did you get? 40 or 50 series?
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I was looking into a new exhaust myself, I saw the Borla, didn't know that there was a flowmaster.... I am pretty dumb at times. was it costly?
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lift that sucker up and take some pics of it underneath. Also, any power increase, or noticible increase?
Which one did you get? 40 or 50 series?
I got the 40 series and it sounds wonderful. As far as power increase, it may have picked up a bit, but I think the mileage will pick up about 1 - 1.5 mpg.
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I was looking into a new exhaust myself, I saw the Borla, didn't know that there was a flowmaster.... I am pretty dumb at times. was it costly?
$140 for everything
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Nice choice, I have a D1 but I have a Flowmaster 40 on it as well (and took off the rear muffler)... just a warning, if it is anything like mine, it's gonna get MUCH LOUDER over time. Mine is a bit louder than I planned on when I got it done about 2 years ago. (My mom hates to ride in the Rover now, says I'm going to go deaf!)
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Exclamation flowmaster...

I got one on my Series I... hell of a difference However, I did not do the "rice boy" efffect.... I have the "droopy dick", as one of our posters did.... In any event, there is a noticeable difference off the line, and sound too... almost sounds as if there is a 5.7 under the hood!
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Love the Flowmaster
Hate the chrome tip....
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Old 06-14-2005, 07:30 AM   #9 (permalink)
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I have a 40 series in my Disco with a striaght pipe (no resonator) and it sounds nice.... no chrome tip, just good ol' rusty pipe... a chrome tip wouldn't last too long on the trail.
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I have a 40 series in my Disco with a striaght pipe (no resonator) and it sounds nice.... no chrome tip, just good ol' rusty pipe... a chrome tip wouldn't last too long on the trail.
Yeah, I hear ya. The only reason I changed the pipe was because my factory tip hung down too low. Actually, I have about 3-4 more inches of clearance than the oem tip had.
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