🚀 Flowmaster 943048 3 In(O)/Out(O) Super 44 Series: Unparalleled Performance and Superb Flow Efficiency Review

Sounds very good on my 2011 Ram 2500 Hemi. I had to buy an 18" extension cord and everything fit perfectly. Not too noisy. Nice and smooth.

Combined with a just matching Flowmaster catalytic converter, my 1996 truck sounds like a cool truck. It's shorter than the stock muffler so I had to add another 14 inch pipe.

Bent information I tried to fix it with a muffler extension and I wore it for two weeks before it broke and I was able to get my money back as it did Adapters should be used, it weakened it and doesn't work that well

Sounds great! I started dropping them in front of the rear axle in my Chevelle SS 66. But the drone was idling too much (and I'm an avid car fanatic!) but the drone took off from driving. I just installed the exhaust pipes and they sound amazing without the rumble.

This is the second set I have fitted to my LS2 and I always have a smile on my face as I pass motorists. The first set wasn't stainless steel and unfortunately the cheap adapters I welded to them had rusted through and I didn't want to bother with them again so I switched them to stainless steel. The Flow FX series is cheaper, but the Delta Flow series delivers the best sound you can get.

The muffler is the exact one that fits on the 5th Gen Ram 1500. 3 inches on either side, offset on either side, and that's for a 5.7 liter Hemi truck, not a V6. I had the muffler removed for a year, and the rumble in the cockpit is very outdated. It's nowhere near as loud as removing the muffler. It's about 10 decibels quieter, but about 10 decibels louder than the original. For me it's almost perfect.

I put this muffler on my 1999 Chevy Tahoe in place of the stock muffler and oh my god it was making a kind of scratchy noise out of my exhaust. I have a rear muffler with a 3" downpipe and boy does it make a loud noise in the cabin of the car. Noise levels in the cabin probably wouldn't be as bad if the exhaust was pushed rearward. at the back of the truck for its exit point. I would definitely buy this muffler again!

I bought this muffler with a 3" inlet/outlet as that size was recommended by the Flowmaster website for my 1994 Chevy 350 pickup truck. However, my truck had 2 pipes -3/4", not 3". So I had to buy 2-3/4" to 3" adapters for it. The Revain seller is not at fault, the Flowmaster is responsible. The muffler sounds great but a little louder than me. The noise level in the truck is also noticeably higher, but since I'm mostly alone in it, it doesn't bother me.

1996 Chevrolet C1500 2X4 Ext. Cab w/ 6.5ft Bed - I couldn't think straight when I had a dream of assembling my new exhaust system and got stuck my ass under the truck to test my fears. May this help those who are doing the same. Factory exhaust 1pc. If I stuck my head under a truck I would know. The muffler sounds great, but unfortunately I had to buy another $300 piece to complete my new setup. All thanks to Chevrolet's unibody design, I swear the badge says Chevrolet on top but it looks like…