> From: Patrick Delgado <dadoctah@worldnet.att.net>
>
> Guys, Please note that he has an R/T, he doesn't have a stock muffler.
> He's got (basically) an ultra flo. If he wanted performance he'd leave
> it alone. If he wants more noise he should get the 2 chamber .
> Dr. Pat
>
>> I plan on simpily replacing my stock muffler on my 1999 R/T with a
Flowmaster.
>
>> Thanks..
> -----------------------------
Uh....yeah Doc. As you quoted above, his plan was replacing the stock
muffler on the R/T with a flowmaster. Maybe I shoulda withheld the info
he wanted on how loud the 2 flowmaster mufflers were. Guess you got 'em
thinkin' now...eh.
GS -
>
> I plan on simpily replacing my stock muffler on my 1999 R/T with a Flowmaster.
>
> My question is should I go with a 2 or 3 chamber?
>
> I know the 2-chamber will be louder than the 3... but is it TOO loud?
>
> I want honest opinions..
>
> Exactly how much louder than stock is the 3-chamber? and then how much
> louder is the 2 chamber than the 3?
>
> Thanks..
>
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