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Flowmaster on stock pipes
Im planning on putting a Flowmaster 40 series muffler on my blazer while keeping the stock piping, has anybody done that if so how does it sound. If i dont like it i think i will just put a turndown on it. Any advice would help, thanks.
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
The piping will be fine.
You will need a muffler with a center in / offset out configuration with 2.25" pipe work. You want something that sounds a lot beter than a Flowmaster 40? Check out my Ravin Z55 I got from Midas, thaey are a helluva lot louder. Here are the clips: Startup: http://www.tweaknews.net/general/rev.WAV Rev: http://www.tweaknews.net/general/start.WAV Mine wasn't even the loudest model, the Z33 is even louder and touted to be the loudest factory muffler in the market. |
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
cool what size piping are you running. and how much do the ravin mufflers cost. thanks
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
Our stock 2.25" piping is completely sufficient and no upgrade is needed or required. All that is needed is a muffler upgrade seeing our stock muffler is so HUGE and is there for being quiet rather than performance.
Depending on the shop, it should be anymore than 100-150 to install it with parts tax and everything included. Trust me on this, it flows and sounds a lot better than Flowmaster especially if you get the Z33. |
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BlazerLT,
Do you have your tailpipe going straight out the back of the Blazer? I'm wondering how that might look like. I have heard that some people put the tailpipe in front of the rear tire so less damage would happen if you do a lot of off-roading. What are your thoughts? better yet...do you have any pictures you could show? Thanks, Skeeter6755 |
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
Blazer LT,
Is your exhaust louder than it would be with a FM40 |
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
Yes, Ravin's are a lot louder and rumble. Not as raspy as the flow40.
BTW, use your stock tail pipe for the setup with a chrome tip. Looks sahweet! |
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
yeah sorry i went to midas today and the wanted $200 to just install a raven Z55 because i needed a little extra pipe for it to fit. So i went to my local muffler shop and they put a FM40 on for $120, i couldnt decide on a tip so i will go back later, will a larger tip make it louder?
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
They are practically the same muffler and both will require that piece of pipe.
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
yeah i know i didnt understand why midas was asking so much $ and they needed me to make an appoitment because it was a 2 hour job!!
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
Because they were ripping you off.
Walk in there tomorrow and tear a strip off of them. I had mine installed for US$150 out the door and it took them about 40 minutes. Again, go to them and fucking rip their heads off. |
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
yeah i would but i dont care anymore its over with i got what i wanted, it was just from a different company.
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I know, but I still would go in there and set them straight, they "TRIED" to rip you off.
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Re: Flowmaster on stock pipes
yeah I would but its not worth it to me, if i would have gotten it done by them it would be a different story.
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