Flowmaster 30 Series Muffler Mufflers
Flowmaster 30 Series Muffler Mufflers
USER REVIEWS
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[Jul 23, 2003]
Paul
Model Reviewed:
Jeep Wrangler
Strength:
Throaty V8 rumble. Nice deep full sound. Turns heads all the time. You can hear it but it's not load and annouying on long trips. Sounds great when downshifting.. like a big block.
Weakness:
none I have one on my 4.0L 2.5" inlet/outlet with pacesetter headers, catco highflow cat, and custom 2.5" piping. Sounds awsome. Similar Products Used: 40 series 50 series |
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[Mar 02, 2003]
Eric Froistad
Model Reviewed:
1995 Tacoma 2.4L
Strength:
Ear numbing loud. If you like that.
Weakness:
Hurts your ears when driving next to a hill or embankment. Drony sound. Did little for performance. No noticeable difference with mileage. Fairly quiet at idle and certain RPMs My least favorite of the flowmaster line. This was recommended for pickups so I chose it last minute. Sounds like a loud purr. The 2.25" Mandrel bent cat-back pipes can probably take credit for the performance gain. Similar Products Used: DynoMax Super Turbo - Smoother tone but only when warmed up. (V6 3.0L) Cherry Bomb - Fun muffler on (2.0 4 cyl) Straight pipe - Also fun with smaller motors (1.6L 4 cyl) |
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[Dec 18, 2002]
liltrucker
Model Reviewed:
1987/mazda
Strength:
Slight increase in power. Good throaty, deep sound.
Weakness:
The only two negative things I noticed was that there was precisely dill in the area of gas mileage increase. The ad said I would get better mileage, bull! The other thing was, after going into higher rpms you can smell the muffler burning for the first week or so. Mechanic said I was burning the paint off. Good value. Does a lot for the price. I always liked the sound my pickup made and after I put on this muffler I revved the engine for some friends and all I got were thumbs up. Similar Products Used: This is my first performance muffler. |
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[Dec 10, 2001]
dave jones
Model Reviewed:
1950
Strength:
Nice sound at both high RPM and low RPM
Weakness:
None yet Let me start by saying Flomaster kicks ass. I have a 1950 GMC pickup powered by a fuel injected 350. The mufflers I chose were 40 series. This series muffler is perfect for this application, it not only gives you power, it gives a nice sound at low RPM and at high RPM. I also like the fact that you can hear yourself talk inside the cab without having to yell. All in all I feel that Flomaster is the best on the market Similar Products Used: None |
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[Oct 06, 2000]
thinking flow
Model Reviewed:
2000/ranger
Strength:
sound power
Weakness:
dont know i want to ask if anybody out there that has flowmaster muffler because i'm thinking of getting flowmaster for my new truck 2000 Ford ranger 2.5L 4 cylinder regular cab truck i hope to get it install in about 2 to 3 months but i need more advice and help so if anybody out there that has this muffler i dont want it too loud i'm thinking the 50 series seem not to loud delta flow 50 series and the 30 series i'm considering those three and i choose flowmaster because i hear its cheap and sound is good if anybody know these muffler give a respond to this page site thank you for helping me you are cool. Similar Products Used: none |
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[Jun 23, 2000]
Erik
Model Reviewed:
1993 Honda Prelude VTEC
Strength:
Loud and deep even on a 2.2l Honda. It stays deep and loud and burbly, not buzzy and annoying.
Weakness:
It resonates very loudly at about 2.5k rpms Lets just say you can't beat the value, at $100 for the muffler, piping, and a tip it was a super bargain. It sounds good, but it is so loud sometimes. For around town it is fun, but on longer trips it can become irritating. Great bargain, but not the most subtle thing around... I like it. Similar Products Used: none |
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[Apr 24, 2000]
Nate White
Model Reviewed:
1990 Maxima
Strength:
I noticed a power gain and a gas mileage gain. The sound was good too. I have a Maxima and it really increased my performance.
Weakness:
I used a Monza resonated tip 4" and it kills my sound. Go with a Brospeed tip or whatever non resonated if you get a flow muffler. I paid $54 for the muffler and $30 for the tip. I had to get new piping which cost me $128 but I needed to get it anyway. I like Flowmaster but only cause it was cheap. Similar Products Used: I'm going with Apex-i Dunk. It's bigger and louder. |
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[Feb 22, 2000]
Brock
Strength:
Noticible power gains espiacially on the highway. Cheap price for what you get. I used this with the K&N air filter and the performance of my truck is like night and day.
Weakness:
I got this muffler to hopefully sound like a race car but instead is sounds like a squeeling pig. But much of that is becuase I have a 4 cylinder more than likely. I only paid $60 for the muffler itself and $20 for the installation. I highly reccomend this for anyone with a four cylinder truck. I only paid $80 for something that truly changes the performance of your vehicle. Similar Products Used: K&N air filter |
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[Jun 12, 2001]
Chase
Model Reviewed:
97 F150 4.6L
Strength:
low sound, agressive sound when flooring it, no popping
Weakness:
no noticable performance, too quiet The Muffler has a low quiet rumble at idle and is noticible at high rpm's. The sound is great but still a little too quiet for me. Im thinking about changing to a 40 series. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jun 27, 2001]
Tony
Model Reviewed:
1996 Grand Prix GTP
Strength:
If you wanna turn heads, just burp it when you are in a crowd of people, believe me, they WILL hear...
Weakness:
Drones like a mofo at lower RPMs, gotta wear ear plugs? God damn... what a difference... I used to have the weak OEM mufflers, didnt hear a thing... then I got the golden turbo's from MIDAS... sounded good and i thought it was loud... but now I got the Flowmaster 40's... what can I say... i just hope I dont get pulled over by da COPS! This mofo is loud loud and resonates like a mofo. Similar Products Used: OEM mufflers- sucks a lot |