flowmaster on a civic???
10-28-2007, 09:28 PM
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Flowmaster just seems wrong on an import, I have a DC Sports TCS system i was gonna modify for my prelude but it just won't work. I'm trying to sell it for $300ish bucks. It's used it's got some scratches on it from driving on my brothers civic.
10-29-2007, 08:48 AM
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Thats a very stupid thing to say. I guess Garrett Turbos would be wrong on a V8 then as well? That falken drift mustang must make you cry then.
Flowmaster makes excellent products, a freind of mine had a 40 series on his d16-t w/ a resonator, sounded fantastic.
Flowmaster makes excellent products, a freind of mine had a 40 series on his d16-t w/ a resonator, sounded fantastic.
10-29-2007, 08:50 AM
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Yes, flowmaster mufflers work good on civics. For some odd reason, when someone mentions flowmaster, i think of truck and mustang exhaust's, lol, mainly cause whenever a commercial is on (speed channel), they advertise it with domestics. I knew someone that had a flowmaster exhaust on their civic, it didnt sound too bad at all.
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Re: flowmaster on a civic??? (98exturd)
are you going for the rice burner noise?? the pissed off bumble bee?? loud-***-annoy-everyone-on-the-road noise?? is so.....go for it. flowmasters belong on mustangs and muscle cars,and skunk2 and dc sports are made for imports. do what you want tho....dont be that person to **** everyone off man. lol
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Re: flowmaster on a civic??? (slo_hatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slo_hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are you going for the rice burner noise?? the pissed off bumble bee?? loud-***-annoy-everyone-on-the-road noise?? is so.....go for it. flowmasters belong on mustangs and muscle cars,and skunk2 and dc sports are made for imports. do what you want tho....dont be that person to **** everyone off man. lol</TD></TR></TABLE>
That statment made almost no sense.
That buzzing and raspyness is caused mainly by the presence (or lack of) a Catalytic converter and the size of the resonator. They determine the depth of the sound for a large percentage. A stock cat and resonator reduces a large amount of that "ricey" sound. A flowmaster chamber is larger than most conventional ebay fart can's, providing a decent amount of sound curbing.
Where do you get your exhaust information, from the fast & furious?
That statment made almost no sense.
That buzzing and raspyness is caused mainly by the presence (or lack of) a Catalytic converter and the size of the resonator. They determine the depth of the sound for a large percentage. A stock cat and resonator reduces a large amount of that "ricey" sound. A flowmaster chamber is larger than most conventional ebay fart can's, providing a decent amount of sound curbing.
Where do you get your exhaust information, from the fast & furious?
10-29-2007, 01:11 PM
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Re: flowmaster on a civic??? (97Ej6mike)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 97Ej6mike »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
That statment made almost no sense.
That buzzing and raspyness is caused mainly by the presence (or lack of) a Catalytic converter and the size of the resonator. They determine the depth of the sound for a large percentage. A stock cat and resonator reduces a large amount of that "ricey" sound. A flowmaster chamber is larger than most conventional ebay fart can's, providing a decent amount of sound curbing.
Where do you get your exhaust information, from the fast & furious?
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i have heard some flows on civics and they sound like ****...maybe those ricers didnt have a cat...who knows. but i would still stay away from it and get somethin like a dc sports or skunk 2 or something besides flows. but i was going from what i have heard in person.
That statment made almost no sense.
That buzzing and raspyness is caused mainly by the presence (or lack of) a Catalytic converter and the size of the resonator. They determine the depth of the sound for a large percentage. A stock cat and resonator reduces a large amount of that "ricey" sound. A flowmaster chamber is larger than most conventional ebay fart can's, providing a decent amount of sound curbing.
Where do you get your exhaust information, from the fast & furious?
</TD></TR></TABLE>
i have heard some flows on civics and they sound like ****...maybe those ricers didnt have a cat...who knows. but i would still stay away from it and get somethin like a dc sports or skunk 2 or something besides flows. but i was going from what i have heard in person.
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