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What about the Flowmaster 70 series?

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Old 08-20-2004 | 02:13 PM
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I don't have a resonator with mine, but zzzzzeke does since '94s had them stock. His is much mellower, and quieter then mine.
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OK, I'll probably go with the 80 series w/o a resonator, then if its too loud I can always add one, right?

btw, would you guys suggest getting a rice pipe and filter or getting a muffler first.

I eventually plan on getting both but would you recommend one before the other?

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I think your car will be fine without a cone filter intake, but little if any performance will be gained by only adding an exhaust.
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generally i've seen everyone recommend the intake first, the reason being that from a performance standpoint you will not benefit from opening up the exhaust without first allowing the engine to intake more air to begin with. on a stock setup, your biggest point of resistance is the intake side of things. plus, if you're going for a more muscular sound, it will only be enhanced by having a performance intake in addition to a muffler/hi-flow cat. to just get a little more bark, go ahead and do the muffler first. but to juice up bonnie'* bite as well, hit both ends of the spectrum, starting with the intake.
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Ok, i just got back from the muffler shop and had them install the 80 series on my 92 SE for $280. After downloading a few clips off the internet, my car is WAY quieter than any of the clips ive heard. It does have a nice LOW rumble at idle but nothing like the clips ive heard. I do have Y tips with resonators, but I have heard the resonator tips dont make a big difference. So why is mine so much quieter than everyone elses? Im guessing its because I have a stock intake and cat, but do they really make that big of a diference?

Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Ryfly05
Ok, i just got back from the muffler shop and had them install the 80 series on my 92 SE for $280. After downloading a few clips off the internet, my car is WAY quieter than any of the clips ive heard. It does have a nice LOW rumble at idle but nothing like the clips ive heard. I do have Y tips with resonators, but I have heard the resonator tips dont make a big difference. So why is mine so much quieter than everyone elses? Im guessing its because I have a stock intake and cat, but do they really make that big of a diference?

Thanks!
That'll quiet you a bit, But I ber most recordings are 1' from the end of the pipe.
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