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Old 07-09-2007, 07:34 PM
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So out of the flowmaster delta 40, super 40, and magnaflow, which will be louder in and out of my 95 4 door?
 
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out of those? The Flowmasters are equally loud. The Delta has a rich deep tone with a 2500-3000 cold RPM peak, The Super 40 has 4% more flow than the Delta, and has a slightlyless quietinterior with a deep aggressive idle with adeep rich accel. TheMagnaflow will be a bit louder but has less flow.
 
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Does the flow effect more performance than sound? It seems to me that what I want, which is something louder and deeper, that maybe the super 40 is the way to go? I'm looking for something that has a good rumble in idle, but will also sound good if I punch the gas. Also, I know this is out of place, but does putting an aftermarket air intake make the engine sound more throaty? I know the flow is better with say a K&N than it would be with a stock intake.
 
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TheMagnaflow will be a bit louder but has less flow.
I highly doubt that. Do you have any proof(flow wise)?
 
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Old 07-10-2007, 07:49 AM
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I have dyno results...






 
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[&:]WAIT?!? Eurogoldls..i thought the Delta had less interior noise than the Super 40..or is that incorrect???
 
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Old 07-10-2007, 12:08 PM
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Sorry that was a typo. I meant to say it has slightly LESS quiet interior. I edited and restated it the way I meant to state it to begin with...


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Also, I know this is out of place, but does putting an aftermarket air intake make the engine sound more throaty? I know the flow is better with say a K&N than it would be with a stock intake.
You can hear a slight whistle if its and unsheilded intake, but by being an unsheilded intake, it defeats the purpose of what its used for... to pull cold air. I hear intake noise from mine on a cool day, but its generallyhard to hear overthe radiator fan.
 
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Old 07-11-2007, 11:56 AM
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so basically the delta is the way to go..?
 
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alluminum or stainless steel???
 
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Old 07-11-2007, 04:47 PM
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use the edit function... don't double post

Anyway, Delta 40 is about the best for the money... if you want a quieter interior.
I don't think they have stainless... get the aluminized and paint it with high heat spray paint.
 


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