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07-28-2002, 03:49 AM
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yes i have tried dragging looking for the best times
i have dragged my car with the different mufflers. flowmaster has cut my times down by about 1/2 a second to 3/4 of a second off my times.
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08-06-2002, 01:14 AM
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I have a Flowmaster exhaust on my camaro and it sounds great but mine is also an 8 cylinder
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09-11-2002, 02:32 AM
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go with the flows bro
hey everyone,
Flows rock im running the 80 series on my v-6 camaro at the moment. The 80 series flat out rocks... if you dont have the money to convert to a dual exhaust you can always go with a single in dual out for the looks. The 80 series is definately the best one to buy for performance, but the 40 series is the noise maker ~ tuning the headers does help alot but I suggest you drop a drop a supercharger in it first. That is, if you want some reaaally bad ass sound... not to mention a fucking fast v6 Seriously though if you could convert to a true dual exhaust using the 80 series you would get the best performance/sound all around... it will cost you alot more but its definately worth it.. IMO 2001 camaro - v6 super charged 345+ hp (don't hate on the v6 owners... some of us cant pay the insurrance/gas on a v8 !) Performance Suspension / Traction Limited Slip Hypertech Programmer III rally red w/ ground effects 18" Chrome SS wheels Monsoon 500w stereo T-tops |
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