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Flowmaster Muffler Technology Explained
Delta Flow Technology
Developed from Flowmaster's line of Delta Force race mufflers, Delta Flow technology provides superior scavenging of exhaust gases even over a comparable (standard) Flowmaster muffler. By using multiple deflectors, vs. a single deflector, Delta Flow technology provides a cleaner faster scavenging path by eliminating the chance of turbulence commonly found behind a single deflector model. These Delta Flow deflectors can only function properly when they've been precisely placed and welded to exact specifications.
By investing in state-of-the-art electronic sensing devices, Flowmaster can now produce mufflers with internal elements placed at tolerances of +/- .004", twice the standard required by OEM car manufacturers. In fact, no one in the exhaust business today has tighter specifications. If you've ever played a musical instrument or watched a piano tuner at work, you understand how slight the differences are between being in-tune and being out-of-tune. The results are increased horsepower, torque and fuel economy with reductions of exterior sound levels as well as a decrease of interior resonance inside the vehicle. Flowmaster, it's a "Sound Decision."

Delta Force Muffler Race Technology Explained
It has taken years of hard scientific research at Flowmaster's R&D facilities and teamwork with leading race engine builders, top race teams at all levels of motorsports and at racetracks all around the world, to develop Flowmaster's patented race technology. Delta Flow race technology provides superior scavenging of exhaust gases even over a comparable (standard) Flowmaster muffler. By using multiple deflectors, vs. a single deflector, Delta Flow technology provides a cleaner, faster scavenging path by eliminating the chance of turbulence commonly found behind a single deflector model. By using the pressure and sound energy released from an engine's combustion chamber, our designs use the energy to scavenge, or pull, spent gases out of each cylinder more efficiently than even an open pipe system.
This improved removal of exhaust gases out of the cylinders promotes a more efficient charge of unburned fuel and air to fill the cylinder for the next cycle. The result is improved power, as the engine has a purer mixture to burn, and improved fuel economy as less fuel is now required to achieve the same level of performance.
But it's not just the performance gains that make Flowmaster mufflers unique, it's the sound they produce. Our rich exhaust sound is created by Flowmaster's patented noise cancellation system, where exhaust sound energy is split and directed through slightly different paths. Where the paths merge, the two parts of the sound energy are out of phase creating noise cancellation, much as two ripples colliding in a pond absorbing each others energy.
Scavenger D-Port Technology
Flowmaster's unique patented Scavenger Series collectors and cross-over pipes are founded on the principle of PULSE technology. Engines do not work like flow benches by blowing a constant stream of cold air. With an opening point and a closing point of the valves, engines have pulses (a start and an end) of heat, gases and sound frequencies traveling down the exhaust pipes. The large "D-shaped" ports provide a larger surface area for the exhaust pulses to scavenge or pull each other along as they travel the length of the collector. This provides a stronger faster signal resulting in an increased torque curve throughout the RPM range.
OUTLAW Technology Explained
By using sound expansion rings inside the muffler, a low pressure area is created behind each ring helping to accelerate pulses and reducing sound energy as it passes each ring. The result is an increase in torque while taking the edge off of open header applications.
Methanol/Alcohol Technology Explained
Since a large amount of unburned methanol fuel makes its way into the exhaust system and puddles in the low pressure areas of the muffler, patented burn holes are strategically placed in the Methanol/ALC. muffler. This results in a constant flame in those low pressure areas preventing the fuel from igniting and causing a "mini-explosion" when the flame is sucked back into the muffler upon deceleration.
Flowmaster, Inc. The Exhaust Technology Company
Past:
In 1983 California Sprint Car racers were experiencing 'excessive sound' issues at numerous race tracks and were told to quiet the cars down or lose racing privileges. All attempts to silence the race engines without sacrificing power repeatedly failed.
Enter Flowmaster founder, Ray Flugger, with over 45+ years of exhaust design experience, and while working out of a small 800 square foot barn in Kenwood, California, created Flowmaster's first patented design of racing silencers. Ray attached handles to ease carrying the square shaped race mufflers through the race pits, and the mufflers became known as the "suitcase muffler." Today, these innovative Flowmaster mufflers are the result of years of development with top race engine builders, thousands of hours of dyno research and "real-world" on-track testing.

Present
Today, Flowmaster, Inc. is housed in three ultra-modern facilities together totaling over 400,000 sq. ft., one in Santa Rosa, one in West Sacramento, California and the other in Hayden, Idaho. Flowmaster employs over 250+ workers dedicated to building the highest quality U.S. made exhaust products available.
Flowmaster operates the only exhaust Research & Design facility of its kind in the world, centered around our SuperFlow engine dynamometers complete with E.C.A. (engine cycle analysis) equipment and also SuperFlow chassis dynos. Through use of these dynos, Flowmaster's engineering staff can track the complete engine cycle in millionths of a second and can obtain exact technical data of each degree of cam rotation, from induction to the tip of the exhaust system, while also showing the power numbers that really matter, the power numbers "to the ground." Flowmaster also utilizes Spectrum Analyzers to fine "tune" the sound of each of the eleven different series of mufflers that Flowmaster currently offers, both for peak performance and just the right sound levels and tones.
Flowmaster's product line includes exhaust products for Performance Street, Muscle Cars, Trucks, Street Rods, RV's, Motorhomes, and all types of race applications. With over 400 different muffler models, 370+ exhaust systems and numerous exhaust accessories available, Flowmaster offers you the choice of sound to fit your preference from "wild to mild" and your specific vehicle needs. Call our experienced tech staff for live help and detailed information regarding your vehicle.
The Future
With Ray still active and "hands on" with the R&D department in the development of new exhaust products and new technologies currently being tested, the future looks to be very exciting indeed.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What makes Flowmaster mufflers different?
- How does Flowmaster compare to straight thru mufflers?
- How do Flowmaster mufflers rate on a flowbench (CFM)?
- What does a Flowmaster sound like?
- What is the difference between a 40 series and a 50 series muffler?
- How do I select the correct Flowmaster muffler?
- Will I lose power going from a 40 series to a 50 series, or to a 70 series?
- What is "Delta Flow" technology?
- What is Hushpower?
- What kind of performance gains can I expect when installing a Flowmaster system on my vehicle?
- I don?t see what I need in your catalog. Can you custom build what I need?
- What size exhaust tubing should I use for my street application?
- Do I need to install an "H" pipe in my dual exhaust system?
- Is an "X" pipe better than and "H" pipe?
- Will my late model vehicle run better if I replace the single inlet muffler with a true dual exhaust system?
- Do I need to run tailpipes after the mufflers?
- What is Flowmaster's warranty?
- How can I be sure that I'm buying a Flowmaster muffler?
- What materials are used to build Flowmaster mufflers?
- Is Stainless Steel, a better material for manufacturing exhaust products than Aluminized Steel?
- Will installing a Flowmaster cat-back exhaust system void my vehicle?s factory warranty?
- Are Flowmaster Performance cat-back exhaust systems and mufflers street legal?
What makes Flowmaster mufflers different?
Flowmaster?s patented ?chambered? design is what sets it apart from any other muffler. The theory behind the design is based on basic principles of physics. By splitting the exhaust stream (exhaust pulses & sound energy) and then recombining them in another chamber, the collision of energy cancels the sound waves which creates a low pressure area in its place. This resulting low pressure area then helps scavenge/accelerate the following pulses into the muffler and out the tailpipe resulting in a more efficient and cleaner burn, which means more power.
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How does Flowmaster compare to straight thru mufflers?
Straight through mufflers consist of a perforated flow tube, and rely on packing materials such as steel wool or fiberglass to simply absorb sound. While these mufflers may improve performance by using larger internal flow tubes, the packing materials will burn or blow out over time which results in an increase of sound until it eventually becomes ineffective. The Flowmaster design uses no packing, and therefore will maintain its sound control over the life of the product.
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How do Flowmaster mufflers rate on a flowbench (CFM)?
Many muffler manufacturers advertise, test and rate the performance of their mufflers with the use of a flowbench. The problem with this methodology is that a flowbench produces a steady, low temperature stream of air and lacks the acoustical and thermal dynamics that are produced by an internal combustion engine. Flowmaster designs, tests, and proves it?s products under real world conditions in the dyno cell, at the track and on the road; After all, when was the last time you raced a flowbench?
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What does a Flowmaster sound like?
The Flowmaster sound is unmistakably unique and is very different from that of glass packs or other packed style mufflers. The Flowmaster sound can best be described as a deep hollow sound and has proven to be the preferred and most recognized sound of most automotive enthusiasts. Flowmaster offers mufflers in a variety of different series? that provide levels of sound ranging from mild, to moderate, to aggressive. Please refer to the website or product catalog for more information about he various mufflers series? available.
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What is the difference between a 40 series and a 50 series muffler?
The 50 series (moderate to mild) incorporates an internal tuning chamber that helps reduce interior sound level in the cab area of your vehicle, and provides a slightly milder exterior tone than the 40 series. The 40 series (aggressive) will generally resonate or ?drone? inside the vehicle, around 1800-2000 rpm and again, around 2400-2600 rpm. The performance characteristics of the 40 and 50 series are the same, so it?s simply ?a sound decision?.
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How do I select the correct Flowmaster?
The sound of your exhaust is much like music; we all have different preferences so it?s important that the system be ?tuned? to what you like. With the Flowmaster family of products we can help accomplish this by answering the questions below. This approach will allow you to choose the best product to suite your needs and expectations.
- What is the vehicle year, make, model?
- Which engine do you have or how much horsepower does it produce?
- How is the vehicle used? ie: daily driver, race, towing etc.
- Preferred sound levels (interior and exterior?)
- How are the space requirements?
- Would you like a complete exhaust system or universal pipe kit if available? Single or dual outlet?
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Will I lose power going from a 40 series to a 50 series, or to a 70 series?
No. Flowmaster engineers have designed each series of mufflers with maximum efficiency in mind. The differences between the various muffler series are in the varying sound levels produced both inside and outside your vehicle. This is why it is so important to take the time to carefully choose the right product that will suit your individual needs and sound preference.
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What is "Delta Flow" technology?
This patented new technology is an improvement over the original Flowmaster muffler design that provides improved scavenging and additional reduction of resonance inside the vehicle. This advancement was born out of Flowmasters extensive involvement in racing and its commitment to Research & Development. This new design incorporates additional delta deflectors placed at precise angles and spacing. The result is improved performance while maintaining a pleasant tone, both inside and outside the vehicle.
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What is Hushpower?
Hushpower is the latest generation in the Flowmaster® family of performance products and its patented technology is entirely different than that of the traditional Flowmaster chambered design. Although it does utilize a packing material, it is unlike traditional straight through mufflers. The Hushpower® design features a perforated dual taper inner core which addresses two separate but related mediums: sound wave energy and exhaust flow energy. The multiple angles of the inner core have been carefully engineered to reflect a portion of the sound wave energy passing through the muffler, and redirect it toward specific areas for absorption and cancellation. Additionally, enhanced exhaust airflow is achieved by an effect referred to as Controlled Laminar Flow. This effect actually accelerates the exhaust flow as it passes through the tapered core and expands into the large volume outer core area in multiple layers. This all adds up to a desig that delivers distinct torque and horsepower improvements over straight through designs, along with a deep mellow exhaust tone. Developed by Flowmasters Advanced technology Group, Hushpower is truly the most revolutionary advancement in exhaust technology in 20 years.
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What kind of performance gains can I expect when installing a Flowmaster system on my vehicle?
Performance gains will vary dependent upon your application. The more power the vehicle makes, the bigger the gains will be. Generally in full size vehicle applications, a 5-7% gain of power is fairly typical, while 1-2 mpg can be achieved. That is if you can keep your foot out of the gas to hear that Flowmaster sound.
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I don?t see what I need in your catalog. Can you custom build what I need?
With Flowmaster?s new Special Project Development shop, we can custom build exhaust components to suit whatever your needs are. Whether it?s an alteration to one of our existing products or a one-off design, we can help satisfy your requirements. Some of the special projects that we have created include exhaust components for aviation, racing, street rods, motorcycle, and military. Email inquiries to SPD@flowmastermufflers.com
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I don't see what I need in your catalog. Can you custom build what I need?
With Flowmaster's new Special Project Development shop, we can custom build exhaust components to suit whatever your needs are. Whether it's an alteration to one of our existing products or a one-off design, we can help satisfy your requirements. Some of the special projects that we have created include exhaust components for aviation, racing, street rods, motorcycle, and military. Email inquiries to SPD@flowmastermufflers.com
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What size exhaust tubing should I use for my street application?
The size of tubing used in an exhaust system is a critical item to consider. Tubing diameter will affect the sound level and performance characteristics of the muffler, but keep in mind that bigger is not always better. Using tubing that is too large can actually hinder exhaust scavenging by slowing the velocity of exhaust pulses in the tubing. As a rule, most mildstreet applications (V8 dual exhaust) use 2.00" through 2.25" tubing, and modified street applications (V8 dual exhaust) will generally use 2.25" or 2.50" tubing. Very rarely will 3.00" tubing be used for (dual exhaust) street applications. In general, the following guidelines should be applied for street applications. Remember, these are general guidelines only and specialized applications may differ somewhat. For more specific information please contact Flowmasters tech department.
| Tubing Size | Dual Exhaust | Single Exhaust |
| 2.00" | up to 200 HP | up to 100 HP |
| 2.25" | up to 325 HP | up to 160 HP |
| 2.50" | up to 500 HP | up to 250 HP |
| 3.00" | up to 600 HP | up to 300 HP |
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Do I need to install an "H" pipe in my dual exhaust system?
Flowmaster strongly recommends using a crossover tube, otherwise known as an "H" pipe or balance pipe on all true dual exhaust systems. The crossover pipe equalizes the exhaust pulses and allows the sounds waves to communicate between both banks of the engine. Not only does this usually improve torque in the low to mid rpm range, it also creates a deeper mellower tone both inside and outside of the vehicle and helps eliminate "back-rap" on deceleration.
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Is an "X" pipe better than and "H" pipe?
Not necessarily. Flowmaster has performed extensive dyno testing of traditional ?H? pipes and various "X" pipe designs and has found that in most typical street applications, there are no clear benefits of one over the other. "X" pipes have become a buzz word in the world of performance exhaust, and are now produced in a wide variety of styles and designs. Some types perform well, and some others can be quite bad due to the excessive turbulence generated in the merge area. Unlike anything else available, Flowmasters Scavenger X-Pipe design features patented D-port technology to maximize the communication surface area between the two banks of cylinders, and maintain the exhaust pulse velocity for peak scavenging. In terms of sound, an X-pipe will generally provide a smoother, higher pitched tone than that of a traditional "H" crossover pipe. In some specialized race applications such as small cubic inch engines and /or restricted (small bore) carburetors, we have found that an "X" pipe can respond well over an "H" pipe. As with all race applications, there is no substitute for time on the dyno, developing the engine package as a system. For assistance with race system applications, please contact our technical department.
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Will my late model vehicle run better if I replace the single inlet muffler with a true dual exhaust system?
Flowmaster does not recommend replacing factory single inlet exhaust systems with a "true dual" system on computer controlled vehicles. The computers in most late model vehicles may not be able to compensate with the fuel needed when increasing the exhaust flow, and may void your factory warranty and emission compliance. Flowmaster?s dual outlet kits will give you the look of a "true dual" system, while optimizing the vehicles performance.
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Do I need to run tailpipes after the mufflers?
Yes, Flowmaster highly recommends running a minimum of 12" tailpipe after the muffler. This will not only greatly help in sound control; it will also provide an increase in exhaust efficiency (more power). Running tailpipes out from under the car in street applications will also direct the potentially harmful exhaust fumes away from the vehicle, as well as minimize the sound transmitted into the cab area of the vehicle.
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What is Flowmaster's warranty?
Satisfaction in any product starts with the manufacturer's stand behind your purchase. Flowmaster recognizes that fact and extends limited warranties to the original purchaser of its Stainless Steel and Aluminized Mufflers, Kits and other non-race products, excluding apparel items. Flowmaster warrants these products against defects in materials and workmanship for the period of ten (10) years from the date of original purchase for stainless steel mufflers. For aluminized mufflers, kits and other non-race products, the warranty extends for a period of three (3) years from the original date of purchase.
Please note there are limitations to this warranty policy. To review the complete warranty click below. The warranty shall not apply to any product that was installed on any vehicle used for racing. Nor will it apply to products installed improperly or contrary to Flowmaster's instructions.
To make any claim under the terms set forth in the warranty policy, the original purchaser must either return the product to the original retailer or directly to Flowmaster. If the original purchaser elects to return the product to Flowmaster directly, they must first telephone Flowmaster at 1-800-544-4761 and obtain a Returned Material Authorization (RMA) number.
See Flowmaster's complete warranty details here.
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How can I be sure that I'm buying a genuine Flowmaster muffler?
The Flowmaster name is embossed in every muffler case that Flowmaster builds. If it doesn't say Flowmaster on the case, it's not a genuine Flowmaster muffler. Buyer beware; Flowmaster knock-offs may look similar, but may not perform or sound the same, and often have a high defect return rate.
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What materials are used to make Flowmaster mufflers?
All Flowmaster chambered products are fully mig welded and made from either 16 gauge aluminized steel or T409 stainless steel for durability and value. Specific part numbers of the 40 and 50 series are offered in T409 stainless steel. The Off-Road mufflers are constructed from 14 gauge diamond plate for outstanding off road durability.
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Is Stainless Steel, a better material for manufacturing exhaust products than Aluminized Steel?
Not necessarily. Although it is well known that stainless steel exhibits superior resistance to corrosion, we've found through years of testing under street and racing conditions that in many applications aluminized steel is just as durable as stainless steel, but at a significantly lower cost. For extreme applications and environments that are susceptible to advanced corrosion, Flowmaster does offer several muffler lines and systems in high quality 409s stainless steel. An additional note worth mentioning is that most other stainless steel "performance" mufflers feature internal packing material which will burn-out and not last as long as the stainless steel case they?re wrapped in. So beware, you can end up spending a lot more money for a shiny product with a short lifespan.
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Will installing a Flowmaster exhaust system void my vehicle's factory warranty?
There are some modifications that have the potential to void a vehicles factory warranty, but properly modifying an exhaust system after the catalytic converter is not one of them. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act was created in 1975 to protect consumers from invalid denial of warranty claims. Under the provisions of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, an automotive dealership/carmaker cannot void your warranty simply because your vehicle has been modified with aftermarket parts. They (the manufacturers) have to prove that the failure was the direct result of the installed aftermarket part. Unfortunately, too many people have gone to a dealer to have warranty service performed on their modified vehicle only to have the dealer refuse to cover the unrelated defective items. The dealer usually states, that because of the aftermarket parts installed, the warranty is void (without ever attempting to determine whether or not the aftermarket part caused the problem). If in any case, the dealer just lifted the hood, saw the modifications, and stated that the warranty was void based on what they saw (without verifying that the failure was due to the aftermarket installation), the dealer would be in violation of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act of 1975. The cause of the failure must be searched out and proven in order for the carmaker to void a warranty. If you?re having problems regarding this issue, please contact the Specialty Equipment Market Association www.sema.org for more information regarding consumer?s rights in relation to performance aftermarket parts.
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Are Flowmaster Performance cat-back exhaust systems and mufflers street legal?
Flowmaster has eleven families of performance mufflers, including the Hushpower performance family of mufflers allowing customers the opportunity to choose a FLOWMASTER signature sound ranging from Mild, Moderate and Aggressive to accommodate the customer?s local and state laws.
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The Flowmaster Advantage
Flowmaster vs. "straight-through" muffler designs
"Straight-through" muffler designs utilize a packing material wrapped around a piece of perforated tubing to absorb sound as its traveling through the muffler. This internal tubing is generally reduced as it enters the inlet of the muffler to help achieve a further reduction of sound as its exiting the muffler, smaller hole, less sound. At the same time this creates a further restriction for hot exhaust gases traveling through the mufflers.
Why should I buy a Flowmaster?
- Since Flowmaster mufflers use sound energy cancellation technology, you don't have to worry about "packing material" deteriorating and getting louder after as little as a few months.
- The interior case volume of the inside of a Flowmaster muffler is far superior to that of a "straight-pipe" or "straight-through" muffler design. Imagine filling a "straight-pipe" or "straight-through" muffler with water vs. filling a Flowmaster muffler with water. Which one do think would hold substantially more volume?
- The deflector in a Flowmaster muffler acts as a one way check valve eliminating reversion back to the engine and creates a low pressure area to help scavenge the exhaust.
- Flowmasters unique style of H-Chamber designs help control interior resonance inside the cab area of your vehicles. "Straight-through" muffler designs cannot.
- Flowmasters use fully welded construction for added strength and durability to last even when installed on high horsepower engines.
- Flowmaster mufflers are made in the U.S.A
Event Schedule
Flowmaster's staff is out attending events throughout the year to interact with, and answer questions for our customers. Our display trucks and trailers can be seen at numerous Automotive events displaying cutaways of the latest in muffler technology, bolt-on exhaust systems for most popular applications and exhaust accessories. Stop by and pick up the latest catalogs, literature and decals all at no cost to you and talk to one of our on-site exhaust experts who are there to answer your Flowmaster exhaust questions.
The display trucks are Ford F650 SuperCrewzers which feature 300hp CAT engines, Allison six speed automatic transmissions, all leather interior, custom bed with diamond plate and custom wheels. And of course these trucks are outfitted with our Hushpower Pro series mufflers!
The display trucks are Ford F650 SuperCrewzers which feature 300hp CAT engines, Allison six speed automatic transmissions, all leather interior, custom bed with diamond plate and custom wheels. And of course these trucks are outfitted with our Hushpower Pro series mufflers!
The trailers are all-aluminum 48' smooth sided trailers with a pop-out lounge/meeting area, 10 ft interior ceilings, custom storage cabinets, electric canopies, "versa trak" tie-down floors, triple 8k lb. axles with air ride suspension and custom wheels.
Testimonials
For over 25 years Flowmaster has a proven history of providing the most technologically advanced and highest quality exhaust products in the world. But don't just take our word for it, click on the links below to hear what our customers have to say.
Exhaust Sytems
[NEW] SUPER 40 SERIES DELTA FLOW MUFFLERS - in STAINLESS STEEL
[NEW] 2005-2012 TOYOTA TACOMA dBX EXHAUST SYSTEM CAT-BACK
[NEW] 2011-2012 FORD MUSTANG GT OUTLAW AXLE-BACK DUAL REAR (MOST AGGRESSIVE)
[NEW] 2005-2010 FORD MUSTANG GT/GT500 OUTLAW AXLE-BACK DUAL REAR (MOST AGGRESSIVE)
[NEW] 2005-2010 SCION tC dBX AXLE-BACK EXHAUST SYSTEM
[NEW] 2007-2011 GM/CHEVY 2500/3500 HD AMERICAN THUNDER CAT-BACK 409S
[NEW] 2011 DODGE CHALLENGER SE V6 CAT-BACK - FORCE II (MODERATE)
[NEW] 2011 DODGE CHARGER SE 3.6L V6 CAT-BACK DUAL
[NEW] 1997-2004 CHEVROLET CORVETTE 5.7L V8 AXLE-BACK EXHAUST - FII 409S
[NEW] 2011-2012 FORD F-150 3.5L ECOBOOST V6 CAT-BACK EXHAUST - FII 409S
2011 Dodge Challenger SE, 3.6L, V6, Cat-Back, Delta Flow 50 Series Mufflers, Mandrel Bent 2.5in. 16 gauge Tubing, DOR, Force II, 409S Stainless Steel
98-03 Ford F-150, 4.6L/5.4L, V8, Cat-Back, Super 50 Series Muffler, Mandrel Bent 3.0in. 16 Gauge Tubing, 3.5in.Polished T304 Stainless Steel Tips, SOS, Force II, 409S Stainless Steel
'07-'08 GM Silverado/ Sierra 1/2T 4.8L /5.3L FII Single Side
05-09 Ford Mustang, V6, Cat-Back, 60 Series Mufflers, Mandrel Bent 2.25in. 16 Gauge Tubing, 3.5in. Polished T304 Stainless Steel Tips, DOR, Force II, 409S Stainless Steel
08-11 Ford F-250 Super Duty, V8/V10, Cat-Back, 50 HD Series Muffler, Mandrel Bent 3in. 16 Gauge Tubing, 3.5in.Polished T304 Stainless Steel Tips, DOR/S, Force II, 409S Stainless Steel
87-96 Ford F-150, V8/V6, Cat-Back, Super 50 Series Muffler, Mandrel Bent 2.5in. 16 Gauge Tubing, 3in. Polished T304 Stainless Steel Tips, DOR/S, American Thunder, 409S Stainless Steel
04-08 Ford F-150/Lincoln Mark LT, 4.6L/5.4L, V8, Cat-Back, Super 50 Series Muffler, Mandrel Bent 2.5in. 16 gauge Tubing, 3in. Polished T304 Stainless Steel Tips, DOR/DOS, Force II, 409S Stainless Steel
59-64 Chevy Impala, V8, Header-Back, Pipe Kit, Mandrel Bent 2.5in. 16 Gauge Tubing, DOS,409S Stainless Steel (Pipes Only) Use Offset Inlet/Offset Outlet Same Side Mufflers or HP II Mufflers.
04-08 Ford F-150/Lincoln Mark LT, 4.6L/5.4L, V8, Cat-Back, Super 50 Series Muffler, Mandrel Bent 3in. 16 gauge Tubing, 3.5in. Polished T304 Stainless Steel Tip, SOS, Force II, 409S Stainless Steel
99-04 Ford Mustang LX, 3.8L, V6, Cat-Back, Super 40 Mufflers, Mandrel Bent 2.5in. 16 Gauge Tubing, 3in. Polished T304 Stainless Steel Tips, DOR, Force II, 409S Stainless Steel
98-02 Chev. Camaro/Pontiac Firebird, 5.0L/5.7L, V8 , Cat-Back, 80 Series Muffler, Mandrel Bent 3in. 16 Gauge Tubing, 3in. T304 Polished Stainless Steel tips, DOR, American Thunder, 409S Stainless Steel
2010-2011 Chevy Camaro SS, 6.2L, V8, Axle-Back, Outlaw Mufflers
2009-2011 Ford F-150 4.6L / 5.4L, V8, Cat-Back Force II, 409S

2010-2011 Chevy Camaro SS, 6.2L, V8, Axle-Back, FII, 409S
2011-2012 Ford Mustang GT, 5.0L, V8, Axle-Back DOR FII 60 Series
99-04 Ford F-250/F-350, V8-V10, Cat-Back, AMT, DOR/S, 409S
1998-2003, Dodge Durango 4.7L/5.2L/5.9L V8 Cat-Back AMT 409S
2009-2011 Dodge / Ram 1500, 4.7L / 5.7L, V8, Cat-Back, AMT 409S
1996-1999 Chevy/GMC, Silverado/Sierra 1500 Cat-Back, AMT 409S
2000-2006 Toyota Tundra, 4.7L, V8, Cat-Back, AMT, DOR/S, 409S
01-06 Chev/GMC, Sub/Yukon XL/Aval,1/2 Ton 5.3L V8 Cat-Back 409S
1964-1966 Mustang (Not GT), Header-Back, DOR, AMT 409S
1986-1991 Chev. Camaro/Firebird, 5.0L/5.7L V8 3in Cat-Back 409S
1998 Ford Mustang GT / Cobra, 4.6L, V8, Cat-Back, DOR, AMT, 409S
1970-1974 Chev. Camaro/Firebird, V-8, Header-Back, AMT, DOR 409S
2011 Ford Mustang GT 5.0L/5.4L V8 Axle-back 409S Exhaust Kit
2011 Ford Mustang 3.7 V6 Axle-back 409S Exhaust Kit
2007-2010 GMC C/K 1500 Truck Cat-Back Dual Side or Rear Exit
2005-2010 Ford Mustang GT/GT500/CA Spcl/Convtbl Cat-Back Dual Rear Exit Exhaust Kit
2009-2010 Ford F150 Dual Cat-Back system 409S stainless
2004-2010 Nissan Titan Dual Cat-Back Exhaust System 409S Stainless
2005-2010 Toyota Tacoma Dual Cat-Back Exhaust System 409S
Note: Does not fit standard cab or X-Runner models
2010 Chevrolet Camaro 6.2L V8 Axle-Back Hushpower
Note: DOES NOT FIT MODELS WITH OPTIONAL GROUND EFFECTS PACKAGE
Stainless Systems for 78-88 Monte Carlo, Regal, Cutlass
2010 Chevrolet Camaro 6.2L V8 AMT 409S
2007-2009 Jeep Wrangler JK FII 409S
2003-2007 Ford 6.0L Diesel Laminar Flow Kit
Stainless Systems for 1987-1993 Mustang 5.0 Liter
Mufflers
[NEW] 70 SERIES BIG BLOCK II STAINLESS STEEL MUFFLERS
Flowmaster 80 Series Cross-flow Muffler
Tail Pipes
Tailpipes, 2.50" for '67-'81 Chev. Camaro / Pontiac Firebird
'68-'74 Chev. Nova, 16 Gauge 409S Stainless Steel: 1 pr
- Mandrel Bent 16ga 409 Stainless Tubing
- 2.50 in Prebent Tailpipes
- Exits At Rear Of Vehicle
Tailpipes, 2.50" Mandrel Bent Tubing for '64-'72 GM A-Body, 16 Gauge 409S Stainless Steel: 1 pr
- Mandrel Bent 16ga 409 Stainless Tubing
- 2.50 in Prebent Tailpipes
- Exits At Rear Of Vehicle
Exhaust Accessories
U-Fit Dual Kit, 2.25" 16 pc. Universal Dual Pipe Kit (pipes only)
Mandrel Bent Tubing,16 Gauge 409S Stainless Steel Tubing
Street Performance Mufflers
The "Flowmaster Sound" is the true tone of American muscle and performance. Available in a wide range of domestic and import applications for automobiles and trucks, Flowmaster products consistantly produce more power and better mileage than Original Equipment (OE) and competitive aftermarket products.
What makes Flowmaster products so unique is that their performance improvements are paired with the unmistakable sound they provide. The "Flowmaster Sound" is offered in many levels depending upon the muffler series. From the deep, aggressive tone of the Super 44 to the quiet and subtle, but unmistakably rich Flowmaster tone of the 70 Series, our family of mufflers offer the right application of performance and sound you want. Often imitated but never duplicated, don't settle for anything less! We're proud to say that we manufacture our products right here in the USA.
50 Series Big Block - Three Chamber Mufflers
70 Series Big Block II - Three Chamber Mufflers
Super 50 (SUV) - Three Chamber Mufflers
60 Series Delta Flow - Three Chamber Mufflers
50 Series HD - Three Chamber Mufflers
HP-2 Series - Laminar Flow Mufflers
50 Series Delta Flow - Three Chamber Mufflers
50 Series 4x8 - Three chamber Mufflers
40 Series Delta Flow - Two Chamber Mufflers
Super 40 - Two Chamber Mufflers
50 Series 3x10 - Three Chamber Mufflers
40 Series Classic - Two Chamber Mufflers
Original 40 Series - Two Chamber Mufflers
Super 44 - Two Chamber Mufflers
80 Series - Cross Flow Mufflers
Super 10 Series - One Chamber Mufflers
Performance Exhaust Systems
Flowmaster exhaust systems and exhaust kits are unmatched in the industry in terms of fit, quality and performance. Our Force II exhaust systems are available for those who are looking for maximizing performance but with a mild, subdued tone that won't wake the neighbors. For those who want their beast to be heard, there's our American Thunder series. Available in Cat-Back, Axle-Back and Header-Back configurations, there is a system that will fit your needs.
True-Dual Exhaust Systems
Axle-Back Exhaust Systems
Split-Dual Exit Exhaust Systems
Single Exit Exhaust Systems
Muscle Truck Exhaust Systems
Race
25+ Years of Race Winning Technology and counting!
Our original Flowmaster technology was born on the racetrack over 25 years ago to create a sound solution for Sprint cars racing at local California fairgrounds events. Our patented new and innovative technology not only resolved the excessive sound issues of these high-powered race cars, but also allowed maximum horsepower with an increased and broader torque curve - an unheard of byproduct from competitive mufflers in use at the time.
Our highly devoted R&D works department actively searches for new challenges to resolve, and constantly working with leading race teams, engine builders and race organizations to name a few, in the quest in improving and developing new technologies. Were focused on developing greener more positive solutions to keep racing safe for all participants, fans and neighbors, while achieving the ultimate goal...Winning!
No other muffler company has dominated racetracks around the world like Flowmaster has in the past, present, or will in the future. That?s our pledge to you. We feel we can make that statement since we earn it everyday with our non-stop drive to offer the best products available.
Laminar Flow Mufflers
Scavenger Series Collector Mufflers
Outlaw Series
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