Exhaust break in
Yea it takes a good week or so depending on how much you drive to break it in. Its because from the factory they put a coating on the inside of the muffler so it doesent rust just sitting on the shelf. you have to burn all that off and then you get the true sound of the muffler.
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They don't actually have a break-in period like fiberglass packed mufflers. However, in my experience, the exhaust tone does get louder/deeper with time. Some say they do, and some say they don't.
I have a 50 series Delta flow on my 3.0 which has more catalytic convertors than your truck, assuming it's a 93, and it's leaps and bounds louder than factory and even louder than the Dynomax setup I had.
You should check the muffler case to see if it is stamped with Flowmaster and a series, that might take the mystery out of the quietness you're experiencing.
My flowmaster got louder after about a month.
A 40 Series Delta Flow should be loud. Either the catalytic convertors on your truck are plugged up (possible) or they told you they put something on they didn't.
My setup is a 50 Delta single in single out to a magnaflow y pipe, duals out the back. It's pretty loud I think.
My setup is a 50 Delta single in single out to a magnaflow y pipe, duals out the back. It's pretty loud I think.
on my 96 4 banger it has a single in dual out flowmaster 40 series delta and it sounded quiet like stock i took the cat out and straight piped it and problem solved cat had tons of build up in it thats most likley your problem





