i got flowmaster system on my camaro

 

I have an 01 2500HD crew cab short bed with the 6.0L and i put dual forties on my truck with no tailpipes for awhile and u couldnt hear anyone talk inside. I put extension pipes on it and put the dual into one tailpipe back on it and you can hear the people in the back talk now but its still quite loud under throttle which i like myself.

 

I have the two 40's flowmasters on mine and just dumped right after. Its not to loud for my taste. I didn't think it was to loud. Had it for almost 4 years now and still sounds and works great.

 

I heard that before too with Flowmasters rusting out quickly, I had two before and both lasted twice as long as the pipe and the welds. It was usually the ****ty weld jobs and cheap pipe that went first.

 

I forgot to mention that i live in western new york near lake erie and they love the salt here. Mine have been on just over two years now and there still fine.

 

Yeah im thinking of putting flowmaster on my 85 Chevy Silverado

 

i have true dual super 40s that are dumped behind the cab. im 19 so the louder the better. ive got a single cab so basically its all exhaust noise or radio blarring. i had mine done headers back for 300. i have a 305 right now but it sounds like a 350 with the 40s. i cant wait til i get my 350 in and see what it sounds like.

 

I agree, Louder > Quieter.

There is a point, however, that it's just a bit ridiculously loud. Like when you're coming home from a nice night out with the boys at 5 in the morning and the ladyfriend hears you coming from 3 blocks away. No way you're sneaking home. : )

 

try leaving your ladyfriends house at 5 in the morning. i have to park across the highway or her mom will hear me. its sad when everyone at work knows i pull up in the parking lot...

 

Until I can scrape together the money to get an exhaust, will dumping the exhaust after the muffler do anything? Performance and/or sound?