View Poll Results: Should I go Super 40 or Super 44?
Super 40



31
41.89%
Super 44



43
58.11%
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Poll: Flowmaster Super 40 or Flowmaster Super 44
Joined: May 2005
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From: Boring, Oregon
I've got vids of my super40 and original40 on you tube....
http://youtube.com/profile_videos?user=fx4wannabe01
http://youtube.com/profile_videos?user=fx4wannabe01
if you want louder..go with the Flowmaster 10 series no noise reduction.. You will have to get a reducer though... They are 3" That is what I am about to change to to see how it sound since I do not have that third cat...
What's your set up?
Joined: May 2005
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From: Boring, Oregon
lol...this thread funny. it's a flowmaster super40 vs. super44 thread......i'm deadset on flowmaster. i've had two on my truck so far, a maganaflow, cherry bomb glasspack, dunomax ultra flo oval, and stock......flowmaster ftw.
Lmao +1. Mine are only 32's but they sure like to "hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm".
I guess I need a super 4# to try to drown out the tirenoise.
And a new headunit and speakers to drown that out
Guess I'll be the guinea pig here in a few weeks... Anyone got tips on how I should do it? SI/DO. DI/DO, or 2 SI/SO? Lol and what size? I want duals, I'm sort've wondering how costly "true duals" would be, into either 2 SI/SO 44's or just 1 DI/DO 44. Advice? I'm up for everyone's ideas. I've really been wanting to do an exhaust lately, but I'm nervous, cause I don't know what would sound the best..
I guess I need a super 4# to try to drown out the tirenoise.
And a new headunit and speakers to drown that out

Guess I'll be the guinea pig here in a few weeks... Anyone got tips on how I should do it? SI/DO. DI/DO, or 2 SI/SO? Lol and what size? I want duals, I'm sort've wondering how costly "true duals" would be, into either 2 SI/SO 44's or just 1 DI/DO 44. Advice? I'm up for everyone's ideas. I've really been wanting to do an exhaust lately, but I'm nervous, cause I don't know what would sound the best..
Ok So I went ahead and created my new profile since none of the moderators or administrators would respond to ANY of my PM's regarding a name change.. Anyways,
Shane, you going to do the super 44 soon? If so I suppose I'll wait for vids of it..
Shane, you going to do the super 44 soon? If so I suppose I'll wait for vids of it..

and yes Tire Noise FTW!
Joined: May 2005
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From: Boring, Oregon
If your going dual out, do 2.5" pipe into the muff, and dual 2". If going single, go 2.25" all the way back.
Has anyone actually ever dyno tested all the flowmaster products to see if they really make you lose power?
Beard seems to think that they do and so do some other members.
Who has proof to back this up? And if so with what muffer with what set up?
Beard seems to think that they do and so do some other members.
Who has proof to back this up? And if so with what muffer with what set up?
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 21,721
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From: Boring, Oregon
they do i know, suck a little more fuel compaired to a straight through design. that's a typical chambered muffler trait. dumped sucks some more, and possibly sucks some power too. I miss having a tailpipe right now.






