tri-flo
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Melting Slicks
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From: Texas
tri-flo
I really love the look of the tri-flo system. What do you guys think? I've heard people complain that it's too "loud," but to me that's the point of exhaust. Let me know what y'all think.
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Re: tri-flo (BowTieBlood)
In an automatic car they are horrible at low highway overdrive speeds. That's my only personal experience.
Burning Brakes
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From: Warrenville IL
Re: tri-flo (Mr Mojo)
I have the B&B on my 94 auto with a 3.54 gear. I love the look of the B&B, I think it sounds great and I get alot of comments on how good it sounds.
I do get some bad resonance in the car right at 1500-1600 rpms but that's about it, the rest of the driving range is fine. Maybe it's just me but the B&B seems to quiet down at highway speeds.
I had muffler elims on the car before and I'm MUCH happier with the B&B despite the resonance.
If you're not concerned with a little bit of noise then you'll love this exhaust.
If you're just looking for something loud you could go with elims for around $100 and if you don't like them then get the B&B.
I do get some bad resonance in the car right at 1500-1600 rpms but that's about it, the rest of the driving range is fine. Maybe it's just me but the B&B seems to quiet down at highway speeds.
I had muffler elims on the car before and I'm MUCH happier with the B&B despite the resonance.
If you're not concerned with a little bit of noise then you'll love this exhaust.
If you're just looking for something loud you could go with elims for around $100 and if you don't like them then get the B&B.
