Replacing SLP Exhaust muffler with flowmaster

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Jul 3, 2002 | 10:45 PM

laiky

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Replacing SLP Exhaust muffler with flowmaster

any one have any info on replacing the SLP system muffler on a 3rd gen with a flowmaster? or something else quieter?

Jul 3, 2002 | 10:50 PM

87 B4Z

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the slowmaster will be louder, if you wany quiet go with dynomax.

Jul 4, 2002 | 01:10 AM

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From: Chevland, P.I.M.P.S.A

why you would want to put a flowmaster on and sound like every other dumb f@ck in the town I dunno, but you should not do that
Show some love to the bowtie and the SLP MoFoo.

Jul 4, 2002 | 09:41 PM

laiky

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slp muffler

the SLP is a very low and throbbing sound, it gets old fast when on the highway. its pretty quiet up till about 2000 rpm then it gets to be a bit much. And of course my AC doesnt work yet. I'm act=ually interested in the newer deltaflow flowmasters. FM's seem to be more sensetive to throttle opening than rpm

Jul 4, 2002 | 11:01 PM

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Originally posted by chevykillaz
why you would want to put a flowmaster on and sound like every other dumb f@ck in the town I dunno, but you should not do that

how a car sounds depends on many things besides the muffler/mufflers. tons of things make a huge difference in exhaust sound. the muffler is only one part of a huge equation.
the flowmaster will be louder then the SLP muffler