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DG
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11/18/2003
20:33:49

Subject: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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What sounds better on the 4.7?, flowmaster 40 series or glasspacks



steve sharp
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11/18/2003
22:09:38

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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Flowmasters will be much better. But if you want it untollerably loud you could get glass packs. But those would get old real quick. Go for the Flowmaster and its a great sound and rumble.



solarkota
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11/18/2003
22:18:08

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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Hey DG. When I first had duals installed on my Dakota, I had a glass pack put on. I absolutley hated the sound so I had a Flowmaster put on. Love it! I you want a good sound then I would go with Flowmaster.

Seth



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11/19/2003
10:43:08

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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The fiberglass packing in a glass pack will burn out in no time. Flowmaster makes different sound levels; 40 louder, 50 quieter, 70 quietest.



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11/19/2003
12:24:26

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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i had a 40 series Flow and it rusted out within the year. if you can see the ribs they will look like little v strips from underneath then its rusted! i replaced it with a magnaflow and wow i love it. its quieter than the flow at idle and cruising speeds but under wot its a more satisfying loudness!!! plus the magnaflow is a straight thru muffler. which means no restriction!!!!!

You gatta ask yourself one question...That Thing Got A HEMI???

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11/19/2003
19:22:56

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Thanks



Wadak
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11/21/2003
23:15:08

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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Go with the 50 or 70 series.



randy
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8/21/2008
11:11:40

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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glass paks is the best espesially 18'' its raw power an sound



get real
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8/23/2008
22:31:10

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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glass packs flat out suck!!!!

your either a kid or have brain damage
Flowmaster!



stevedak
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8/23/2008
22:41:35

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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i have a 2000 4.7 and i have the flowmaster original 40 series single in dual out with 3 1/2 inch stainless rolled tips and a magnaflow high flow cat. it pretty much sounds like heaven i havent heard many other trucks that come close to sounding as good..



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8/26/2008
00:29:30

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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flowmaster 40 with a good cam set and I get more compliments on the sound of my dak than I do on my Harley with Vance & Hines pipes!



Jake
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9/05/2008
17:36:40

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i bought a 24" glass pack from orielys and its sounds great. moderatly loud when you stand on it but purrs when youre crusin. although i just put a trun down pipe straight out of it.



dakdave
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9/29/2008
20:30:43

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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Hey midnighmagic, what model magnaflow do you have? I've been looking at them but couldn't figure which one to get. I want fairly quiet at cruise with authority when stepped on. A little power or mpg increase would be nice, too.



B dak
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10/01/2008
09:50:34

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You are talking to an old thread (03) and midnitemagic hasn,t posted sense 05'. Don,t think you will hear from him.



dakdave
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10/01/2008
21:30:28

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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My bad. Didn't pay attention to post date.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a magnaflow, model # or style/size? They have a lot to choose from. Not looking for loud, just a good V8 rumble at minimum $$.

'01 4.7L, home-brew/K&N. reloc. IAT



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11/02/2008
19:01:46

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flowmasters suck.





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2/27/2010
20:21:36

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glass packs on my 2000 crown vic and sounds like a monster under my hood!!!!!!



dakdave
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2/28/2010
15:39:36

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I finally broke down and just went to a local shop and had a Magnaflow installed. Don't know model, but sounds great. Barely noticeable at idle and cruise, but sounds great when stepped on. Did get the SS Mag for the price of an aluminized Flowmaster. Very satisfied. Just wish I'd done it 9 years ago when I bought the truck. I haven't been able to drive it much since installation to check mileage.




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3/08/2010
18:54:34

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I would prefur Magnaflow. Never had any regrets.



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2/19/2012
11:52:33

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I have a 2006 Dodge Ram with the 4.7 and I have true dual Series 30 flowmasters, only 8" long, they are loud and sound awesome! Loudest you can legally have with a muffler on the road!



MAGNABONG
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2/22/2012
15:38:36

RE: Flowmaster vs. glasspacks 4.7
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MAGNAFLOW ALL THE WAY F*CK FLOWMASTER THEY SUCK SO BAD YOUR BETTER OFF CUTTING THE MUFFLER OFF YOU WANT A FLOWMASTER ACORDING TO MY MAN BONGMASTER



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