Flowtech 50251FLT Hots Glass Muffler Review

Welded this baby on my 22 year old Toyota Avalon to replace the center resonator that was breaking apart. the factory silencer at the back still fits great and was very cheap, the quality of the paintwork is very "ah" but i solved it with high-temperature rustoleum.

Bought this red hot Flowtech glass pack for my 2000 xj 4.0l. I cut out the resonator and welded a new pipe and hot double glass window into the factory exhaust. Sounds good for a price under $20. With the extra pipe I was still under $30 since I welded it myself. Yes, the paint burns, but I don't care. The price is cheap, so why bother about the color.

Love the price and the original look but it is painted not powder coated and scratches easily. Easy to install if you use clamps. It sounds great for the price. It made my 6v commuter sound like mine (idling V8 work truck), when it hits 3500 rpm it sounds like a riser on steroids. There's also no crackling and popping that you'd expect from glass packaging. But it's still better than a rusted regular muffler.

Okay, that's short/long. I was also confused by the "size selection" and this worked for me. I was looking for a specific car in my Revain garage and found the right size (hope this helps). I would hate to have a non-OEM aftermarket, sizing may vary but auto parts stores sell various adapters cheap. I installed this on my 1987 4Runner 22re efi. Sounds pretty deep and louder than the stock setup (ignore my power steering pump). I give 5 stars for fit and lightness. My ONLY complaint is that you…