Flowmaster
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Instructor
Joined: May 2006
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From: Near Detroit in Ontario
Flowmaster
Hi,
I'm thinking about getting the flowmaster dual tip mufflers but am a little worried about 'drone'. I have auto transmission.
I had a 2001 Firebird Formula LS1 auto with slp loudmouth (resonator only) exhaust. I liked the sound (most of the time) but it was almost unbareable at expressway speeds.
Since the flowmaster setup uses mufflers compared to a resonator, can I assume the drone at expressway speeds would be quiter than the loudmouth drone?
Thanks
I'm thinking about getting the flowmaster dual tip mufflers but am a little worried about 'drone'. I have auto transmission.
I had a 2001 Firebird Formula LS1 auto with slp loudmouth (resonator only) exhaust. I liked the sound (most of the time) but it was almost unbareable at expressway speeds.
Since the flowmaster setup uses mufflers compared to a resonator, can I assume the drone at expressway speeds would be quiter than the loudmouth drone?
Thanks
Instructor
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: sylacauga alabama
I have had the Flowmaster dual tips for about 6 mos. now. I love them. They do drone quite a bit at around 1500 rpms, but to me it is not a big problem. Drone is a subjective thing though.
What is no big problem for me is obviously a big problem for others.
daveboy
What is no big problem for me is obviously a big problem for others.
daveboy
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Orlando Floriduh
I got the single tip flowmasters a couple of years ago. THey did drone quite a bit but I made some resonator inserts that solved the problem. There is not enough room in the dual tips to do that though.
