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RE: looking for a certain muffler. - 11/6/2005 2:01:10 AM

Hisss04Cobra

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Status: offline Go with 3", no need for the 4"

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RE: looking for a certain muffler. - 11/6/2005 12:00:41 PM

TimmyTheWop89

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well i guess i will return 1 bullet when it comes in. thank you though

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RE: looking for a certain muffler. - 12/8/2005 8:54:09 PM

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i currently have a flowmaster muffler, but i am going a little more aggresive. i am looking for a muffler that is not too obnoxious, but i want to hear each cylinder ignite even more then i can now. i love the sound of when the car idles, and u can count each cylinder. also, somethin that sounds dam good in the upper rpm ranges. does anyone have any suggestions or mufflers that they know of that match my description? thank you

Check into Hooker systems. They look AWESOME, and they sound great. The Hooker system sounds like a Flowmaster on steroids. It'a affordable, and good quality. I'll never go with anything but.....

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