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Old 03-27-2008, 10:45 AM   #19 (permalink)
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Would you mind explaining?
Out of the 30 plus cars I have owned I played with the exhaust on many of them. I tried them on everything from my 1991 Mustang GT, 2002 Camaro SS to my own 2006 GTO.

The crossflow Flowmaster just plain suck but what do you expect from a opposite side outlet Flowmaster.

As for my Mustang I used the stock H-Pipe and added only mufflers to the stock cat-back. I could tell a major difference in the higher rpms Flows vs Borlas. Given there is virtually no gain with any cat-back on a Mustang you could still feel the difference under heavy load and top end, if you can say a 99-04 GT had top end!

On my GTO I made a set of rear replacements for a buddy with a 04 with upgraded 05 bumper and exhaust. I used my car to set up the welds and tip placement. After I waas finished I figured I would see how they sounded. Versus the stock mufflers they sounded good but I could easily tell I lost some high end response if not some power too. The power and response came back the instant I bolted the stock mufflers back on.
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