Flowmaster vs. MagnaFlow
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Flowmaster vs. MagnaFlow
wats up guys,
check it out... i got a '02 ranger edge... i want replace my factory muffler with either Flowmaster or MagnaFlow... any recommendations... or ideas?
thanks,
smallville
check it out... i got a '02 ranger edge... i want replace my factory muffler with either Flowmaster or MagnaFlow... any recommendations... or ideas?
thanks,
smallville
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depends on the amount of sound you want. For a mellow tone barely louder than stock, go with magnaflow or a 50 series flowmaster. If you want a lot of noise go with a 40 series Flowmaster. I run a single inlet/dual outlet 40 series Flowmaster with 2 1/4" pipes with 3 1/2" tips on my Ranger. I like it but the droning sound at interstate speeds with my 4.10 gears gets a little old after a while.
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From: Salt Lake City, Utah
I recommend our FullBlown mufflers, especially the 50 Series
This is on a 1994 4.0L Aerostar at the tailpipe. Notice that while it is a V6, it sounds a bit like a V8.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/lc/lc.ph...seriesaero.wav
The exhaust system on this vehicle was 2.25" from the cat back to the muffler, and then stepped to 2.50" after the muffler to compensate for the bends in the tailpipe. It does have an exhaust tip, but the style that was used has little effect on the sound.
The main difference between our FullBlown mufflers and the FM brand is price. Ours cost much less. And we stand by the product, it is every bit as well made as the original. Our 50 series is constructed slightly differently. These are not the cheap Chinese knock-offs some other vendors supply, these are quality products.
This is on a 1994 4.0L Aerostar at the tailpipe. Notice that while it is a V6, it sounds a bit like a V8.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/lc/lc.ph...seriesaero.wav
The exhaust system on this vehicle was 2.25" from the cat back to the muffler, and then stepped to 2.50" after the muffler to compensate for the bends in the tailpipe. It does have an exhaust tip, but the style that was used has little effect on the sound.
The main difference between our FullBlown mufflers and the FM brand is price. Ours cost much less. And we stand by the product, it is every bit as well made as the original. Our 50 series is constructed slightly differently. These are not the cheap Chinese knock-offs some other vendors supply, these are quality products.
