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04-10-2003, 11:26 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NJ
Posts: 81
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Hey there the best quiet mufflers are Flowmasters 40 series 2 chamber but make sure you get delta force there a little quiter then the regular and every one i installed go about 5 more horse then the regular ones. I work at a mustang shop and i have tried every muffler,hooker,dynomax, gibson, monza, borla, steeda, Flowtech, you name ive heard it, the only thing is is a mustang once you get on it its gonna open up and get a little loud no matter what muffler you use but the the one i listed is the best ive heard.
Ernie
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