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stylin99 · 03-28-2002, 01:57 PM

Sound is always a personal opinion, but the Flowmasters have always been the classic deep rumble that people want for a mustang. I've heard lots of different setups and although there are plenty of awesome sounding stangs out there, I always come back to the Flowmaster. If you want a soundclip of Flowmaster and Mac Prochamber Hpipe together, check out the soundclip in my signature. I absolutely love the way it sounds and I get tons of compliments, no negative remarks at all.

03-28-2002, 01:57 PM	#16
stylin99 Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: charlotte, NC Posts: 11	Sound is always a personal opinion, but the Flowmasters have always been the classic deep rumble that people want for a mustang. I've heard lots of different setups and although there are plenty of awesome sounding stangs out there, I always come back to the Flowmaster. If you want a soundclip of Flowmaster and Mac Prochamber Hpipe together, check out the soundclip in my signature. I absolutely love the way it sounds and I get tons of compliments, no negative remarks at all. __________________ Steve Shrader '99 Chrome Yellow GT (Steeda Clone) SAE dyno: 337hp/452tq 1/4mi - on street tires: 12.88 @ 111mph[b] UNnaturally aspirated Modifications: 100 shot Nitrous (wet), 3.73s, Prochamber, Flowmasters, Mac CAI, Pro50 Shifter, SPEC Stage2 Clutch & Flywheel, Steeda Pulleys, 17" Ultralights, Steeda Hood, Sport Springs, & STB, Tokico 5way Shocks/Struts, UPR trunk mounted Battery Box, Aluminum Driveshaft, Steeda Sidewinder graphics, Billet Grill, brushed aluminum dash kit, Custom Rear Seat Delete kit, Autometer dual 'A' pillar gauge pod w/nitrous gauge & fuel press gauge,SS Bumper inserts, MGW interior accessories, sequential turn signals, & more.