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Troy
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1/13/2003
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I want to get the flowmaster 50-series delta flow muffler for my 2000 v6 but i am having a hard time finding the correct muffler to get. is this the one:
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=19315&view=1
thanks!!
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00dak
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1/13/2003
22:19:01
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That would be your muffler, 2 1/2 inch inlet and outlet, go ahead and order it.
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Troy
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1/14/2003
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thanks, man! is this the set up you have?
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00dak
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1/14/2003
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It's the set up that I almost had. I got the 50 series from a friend for $25 and I was just waiting for the time to put it on. But of course living at home I have no real claim on my truck other than saying "that one is bad ass can I get it" I pay for nothing so my parents said I couldn't put the muffler on so I sold it. There is some kid here at my college that has to have a 40 series and it sounds good. When I used to work for Advance Auto Parts one of my co-workers had a early 90's dak with a 50 series and it sounded damn good. A nice mellow growel.
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tbirdkiri
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1/14/2003
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i have it, on a 95 SLT 4x4, after some intake mods (lots more air) it really made a difference, to the point that it put the nail in the coffin of the 215+k mile engine. alls good tho, we had it rebuilt, with larger pistons. now it sounds super sweet, and it does help the mid range, but its still a slow truck as it is.
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