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
id go with the super 44.
simple because u can get it in very durable daimond plate.
the only reason i re did my exhaust was because a rock flew off my tire and put a huge hole in my muffler. and i had the origional 40.
simple because u can get it in very durable daimond plate.
the only reason i re did my exhaust was because a rock flew off my tire and put a huge hole in my muffler. and i had the origional 40.
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From: Boring, Oregon
I honestly don't know. I'm sure it can be done....the flowmasters size and location of inlet and outlet is basically universal to other aftermarket mufflers. BUT...the gibson is a long skinny muffler.....so i vote no direct swap. BUT...i will say this...i'm sure it'll fit with some extra piping on the tailpipes after the muffler, the swap would be feasible.
From my understanding, the super 44 was made more so for cars, like mustangs being there is limited room, and the super 44 is smaller casing to fit better. So i say go with the super 40, si/so, si/do, doesnt matter, and have tail pipes. But honestly to get even better results with the exhaust is to run aftermarket headers, Y pipe, and the muffler and piping to get the best out of it, performance. Another option for a muffler is Cherry Bomn Vortex muffler. Has a good sound to it, and it has better flow.. Louder than the magnaflows, almost same loudness as the flows from my understanding. Im hoping to try that muffler out with my next truck im getting hopefully soon. Either way good luck with your decision and be sure to post vids my friend.
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Ranger_Kid.....yea...i don't know if you've read this thread...but i've ran magnaflow, original 40, delta 40, super 40, cherry bomb, and dynomax ultra flow oval. and now Super44....best yet period.
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hopefully this weekedn...i hit up the school or something on pavement and do the same thing....no gravel noises.
Cold start...first start of the day....you can hear the grawl in this vid.

photobucket wouldn't host this one because of the 200mb size. lol. oh...the horns...i'm stupid and recorded the horns w/ only 70psi in the tank...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bost1EmsOo
i'm swapping out my old original 40 with a new super 44 today the old one rusted off at the welds and the place welded the hanger to the side of the muffler and almost rotted threw.
i thought the 44 was soposto be smaller and thinner but its longer and the same with??? hope it still sounds the same or better i loved the sound of my truck how it was deep and loud and i'm doing it myself with clamps i hate exhaust work to fustrating gettting the pipes to fit perfect.
i thought the 44 was soposto be smaller and thinner but its longer and the same with??? hope it still sounds the same or better i loved the sound of my truck how it was deep and loud and i'm doing it myself with clamps i hate exhaust work to fustrating gettting the pipes to fit perfect.
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From: Boring, Oregon
Super 40 and Original 40 cases are 5x10"
Super 44 are 4x9.5"
I think the Super 44 are the same size as a delta flow 40?
The lengths are all the same on all the 40 series...13" i believe. It's the 50 series that's longer, like 16"?
Super 44 are 4x9.5"
I think the Super 44 are the same size as a delta flow 40?
The lengths are all the same on all the 40 series...13" i believe. It's the 50 series that's longer, like 16"?




