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Old 04-12-2024, 04:16 PM   #5
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Re: Flowmaster question

Flowmasters noise estimates are generally loud. Their market is the racer crowd. For the most part the larger the number the quieter they are.

X-pipes will help reduce the noise and if you end up with the classic Flowmaster drone you can add a J-pipe to reduce or remove it. Nowadays there is a lot of information on how to make and install them. They were factory on 1968 Pontiac GTOs so they're nothing new.

https://strikeengine.com/helmholtz-r...j-pipe-length/

Good luck.
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