I'd like to add to this conversation that i dispite the flowmaster 2-chamber.
i'm a fool to have my dynomax racemagnum muffler cut off and replaced for a
2-chamber flowmaster. I don't know how the heck my cousin talked me into it?
i just wanted a new y-pipe and he sold me a new muffler. but anyways. i
feel launch has decreased and i could do better with my racemagnum. it also
has punch on the upper RPMS, which i'd rather prefer. On the 2-chamber
flowmaster, it has an annoying ring under or about 1700 rpm. then gets real
quiet during high rpms? i don't know about you guys, but i liked how the
racemagnum was..
-Dester243@aol.com
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I believe the Ultra flow is probably one of the best flowing performance
mufflers available. I don't know what is inside the Gibson, but the ultra
flow
is straight through design. I don't understand why anyone uses a flowmaster
for a performance muffler when it has baffles which have to create
backpressure
and lower exhaust efficiency resulting in less horsepower.
I don't think less power is what any of us want! I plan to get the 3"in dual
2.5" out for my R/T with dual tailpipes. I already have the Mopar headers
so I
believe that will be the best improvement I can buy.
Jim in Waco
99 R/T RC "Dakshak" >>
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