I get paid on Fri., and my friend at work will have the same days off as me (so I can get some rides to work)...well I decided last week to shop around for some exhaust, and found a shop to put on a 40 series Flow w/2.5" piping...for only $150...good deal?
I also would like to see pics of your guys exhaust and also could you tell me what size tip would look good...4" or whatever...thanx you guys are the bestest!!!

William 'Tha.Will' McGroarty

~*Roary*~
Sick Skillz

Thats a good price, i payed 75 for the 50 series muffler and another 40 for a dual 2.5" tip,(im not a huge single tip guy) I love the way it sounds, loud enough to set off car alarms in parking garages but not loud enough to wake up everything around you

1998 dodge avenger 4 cyl AT
Mods are:
Not enough

I got just the muffler w/ tip I'll sell you CHEAP! I hacked off the rear section piping to weld on another muffler for my sister's GS. I thought the Flowmaster 40 series was pretty deep. Def no buzzing. Mail me if interested.

Shit is all apart. Typical...

well, my friend has a 40 series that he said he'd give me if I can help him shave a few bucks off of buying some new tires and rims...I showed him www.whalentire.com, and he saved about $400 bucks (with the same exact rims that he wanted and a little bit better tires than he was going to buy), so the muffler is in my room right now...so that's about $70-$90 off the original price...now I need a tip.

The shop that is going to put it on, says I can have any tip that they have in their shop, or I can buy one and bring it in to them and they'll slap it on (but that will be some extra $$$ on my part, while their tip is included in this deal)...there's a 4" tip (single, not dual...which is what I'd like to go with) in there (nice and chrome) should I get that?

I'd like something that will produce a nice rumble when I step on the throttle (I used to have a modified 350 in a '69 El Camino with dual 40 series Flows...kinda' would like to get the same sound, but know it won't happen like I'd like it to :'( )

Hopefully with your guys' help, this should be done within the next 2 weeks!!!

William 'Tha.Will' McGroarty

~*Roary*~
Sick Skillz

I know you flowmaster keepers don't want a fellow 2GNT'er to f*** $h!+ up and make it sound like a HON-DUH...now do you???

William 'Tha.Will' McGroarty

~*Roary*~
Sick Skillz

I can't believe they charge that much. On my old 87 300ZX, I bought a 40 Series Flowmaster from a shop called Clear Lake Speed for like $60, the $30 tip was a chrome 3.5", and it was all installed for only $40. Look around at different muffler shops.

Luke

1998 Mustang GT 5-speed
2002 Lone Star Shelby Cobra Replica

this is true. Installation shouldn't cost you more than $20-$30, honestly. I had a test pipe put on and a GS-T muff installed for about $30. Lemmie know on the Flowmaster tho, I'm looking for a new sound.

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97 GS "Northstar White" - Custom (read: PVC) CAI, GS-T exhaust no cat, 8.5mm Magnecor

i have a flowmaster but i don't know the series 2.5" cat back and i kept the resonator i like it a lot the str8 sound is so common
if you're providing the muffler and they're doing a cat back w/ tip 150 is not that bad i paid 250 tip,muffler,piping,