Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
#11
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
ORIGINAL: BLK85
I dont know if it is the same on the TPIs but I know it has been dyno proven on the LS1s (maybe LT1s too cant confirm that) that the Flowmaster actually gives you less power than stock exhaust. That is a reason why I am hesitent to go with Flowmaster, it makes me wonder if FM is just to around to make sound and not power.
Im sure everyone is going to get on here saying "I noticed a huge difference over stock with my FM:" but I dont care. A butt dyno means nothing to me. Show me a dyno graph or timeslips and I will make up my mind then.
I dont know if it is the same on the TPIs but I know it has been dyno proven on the LS1s (maybe LT1s too cant confirm that) that the Flowmaster actually gives you less power than stock exhaust. That is a reason why I am hesitent to go with Flowmaster, it makes me wonder if FM is just to around to make sound and not power.
Im sure everyone is going to get on here saying "I noticed a huge difference over stock with my FM:" but I dont care. A butt dyno means nothing to me. Show me a dyno graph or timeslips and I will make up my mind then.
#12
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
Lmao!......beat with a hammer......funny....
#13
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
ORIGINAL: TheBrettster
Euro just cut off the pipe after the flowmaster, it will be plenty loud, loud enough to set off car alarms. Trust me i did :P
Euro just cut off the pipe after the flowmaster, it will be plenty loud, loud enough to set off car alarms. Trust me i did :P
#14
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
FWIW, the Magnaflow isn't a baffled muffler, you can actually see right through it.
#15
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
Get a dynomax bullet. A Flowmaster works if you believe it does, and magnaflow actually helps but you can get the bullet for 35 bucks all day long brand new and it flows better then most.
#16
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
too bad the main restriction isnt the muffler, i dont think you get any gains from replacing the muffler alone, other than sound.
#17
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
ORIGINAL: blazinloud
too bad the main restriction isnt the muffler, i dont think you get any gains from replacing the muffler alone, other than sound.
too bad the main restriction isnt the muffler, i dont think you get any gains from replacing the muffler alone, other than sound.
On a stock vehicle the main reason for a muffler change is the sound but put some power in front of that muffler then you have to change it to accomidate the flow of air/fuel and spent gases that are in the engine.
#18
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
and so it is written, the epic battle between flowmaster and magnaflow shall take place here, on blazerforum.com!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#19
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
i have a 40 series on my jimmy right after the cat and at the moment its just dumped right out of the muffler and its loud enough for me to set some car alarms off in subs when i get on it. my buddyhas a magnaflow setup on his fox body and it doesn't seem to be as raspy as the flowmasters but it'sdefinitely not as loud.and i had a bullet on my old chevy and that thing was ungodly loud
#20
RE: Flowmaster Vs. Magnaflow
I would stick with Magnaflow or Dynomax. I had a dynomax system on my 94 V6 camaro and it sounded better then any other v6 anyone had heard (according to others besides myself) and had decent get up and go from the install. I have installed a few Magnaflows oncamaro's and Mustang's and have always loved there sound and performance. When I got my Z it had flowbastards on it. I installed most my mods from motor going back to the flows and never was happy with the gains. I finally took the flows off and installed a Corsa system and pulled it straight onto the dyno and gained 30hp before tune. I didn't like flows before that, I hated them afterwards! Now I'm new to the blazer so all things are not equal, but again I plan to run either dynomax or magnaflows.