Flowmaster series 60 muffler
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Flowmaster series 60 muffler
I had the series 60 Flowmaster muffler installed on my car. I like it, kinda a deeper tone than stock but still really quiet. I'm wondering if I was to resonator if it would make it a little louder, but still keep the deep tone. I don't want the loud ricer sound like a weedeater or just so loud that I will get tickets or can't stand to drive it.
What do you think the removal of the exhaust resonator will do with the Flowmaster 60 series muffler?
Flowmaster 60 series
What do you think the removal of the exhaust resonator will do with the Flowmaster 60 series muffler?
Flowmaster 60 series
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Rep Power: 0 I know I have a Civic, not a Mustang. I didn't ask for comments on my choice of exhaust. I asked for comment on the removal of the resonator. If you can't post something that answers my question, don't bother posting.
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Rep Power: 0 Also, I got the flowmaster because everyone that I know that has a Flowmaster has been extremely happy with what they got. And Flowmaster has come out with the 60 series which has been designed for imports.
"The 60 Series™ Performance Import muffler is designed specifically to bring Flowmaster performance to smaller cars and trucks with small displacement 4- and 6-cylinder engines. All 60 Series™ mufflers feature Delta Flow® technology for increased torque and horsepower and reduced interior resonance. When fitted with a standard tailpipe, the 60 Series™ produces a mellow sound. A larger diameter tailpipe will create a deeper tone both inside and outside the vehicle."
"The 60 Series™ Performance Import muffler is designed specifically to bring Flowmaster performance to smaller cars and trucks with small displacement 4- and 6-cylinder engines. All 60 Series™ mufflers feature Delta Flow® technology for increased torque and horsepower and reduced interior resonance. When fitted with a standard tailpipe, the 60 Series™ produces a mellow sound. A larger diameter tailpipe will create a deeper tone both inside and outside the vehicle."
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why do you have a flowmaster? you have a honda, not a mustang.
why do you have a flowmaster? you have a honda, not a mustang.
GrayGhost, I think that at their website they have a sound clip of an Integra. It has the Catback without a resonater. Flowmaster uses 2" piping so it's real close to our 1.75". Maybe that will give you an Idea on how it will sound.
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Rep Power: 0 I've heard civics with the straight through canister mufflers with their resonators removed, to me that sounds like ****. But the Flowmaster is chambered out. So that design should make it sound different. It already has given a much deeper tone than stock, but its just so quiet.
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Rep Power: 351 i have a straight though mufller w/ no resinator and it doesnt sound the greatest but i had to take it out so i could get over speed bumps.. even though i can only go over 25% of them its more then what i used to
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I have the Flowmaster 60 series........AND LOVE IT!!!!!! GreyGhost, DO not take out your resonator unless you want a REALLY LOUD CAR. I have my 60 series with 2 1/2" pipes and it awesome (with resonator).
Just upsize your pipes and youll be fine Grey.
Just upsize your pipes and youll be fine Grey.
With the flowmaster muffler with the resonator off its going to be a very loud mild deep car....not very ricey sounding but very loud....I dont recommend it cause it will give you TOO much attention.
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With the flowmaster muffler with the resonator off its going to be a very loud mild deep car....not very ricey sounding but very loud....I dont recommend it cause it will give you TOO much attention.
With the flowmaster muffler with the resonator off its going to be a very loud mild deep car....not very ricey sounding but very loud....I dont recommend it cause it will give you TOO much attention.
haha im a dumbass for saying this i dont exactly know first hand...
Well i have the 60 series muffler with a 4" tip and 2.25" catback piping with a ebay header. It sounds Perfect. I just installed the header today and the powerband feels very smooth and the speed is faster.
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I also have a 60 series flowmaster. i had the same problem u have now. i took the resinator off and it was much much lounder and aggressive sounding. but i just found out today the inside of it is braking up and i've only had it for a year so now i have to get a new one. it sounds good but mine didnt last and now i'm going to get a greddy exhaust system put on my civic.
Good luck
I also have a 60 series flowmaster. i had the same problem u have now. i took the resinator off and it was much much lounder and aggressive sounding. but i just found out today the inside of it is braking up and i've only had it for a year so now i have to get a new one. it sounds good but mine didnt last and now i'm going to get a greddy exhaust system put on my civic.
Good luck
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