FordlovinCOUG

Ok this may be a ridiculous question but hear me out....

I have a dual exhaust on my truck right now, have a flowmaster 40 series with a one in two out dual exhaust. I love the sound I get from it but I want a little more bite to it, so I was wondering what people thought about putting another flowmaster in addition to the one I currently have and have two one in one out flows with my new dual exhaust.....

rhicks20

That is what I did. I used to run the 40 all the way to the rear. I put true duals on it and used 2- single in and out then dumped them behind passenger door. That definitely turned up the volume a bit.

FordlovinCOUG

Sweet thats good to hear, do you know what size pipe you have going in and out of it??

DIABL0

I was told that if you have 4 wheel drive you cant do this. But if you can thatd be sweet

SinCityFX4

I have the SIDO split rear Super 40's and its pretty f'n loud...and gettin louder lol. Maybe try goin to the Super 44 instead of tryin to cram two 40's down there..

FordlovinCOUG

I hear ya there but at the same time I don't mind it being real loud, how hard or easy was it to fit two 40 series down there and do you have any pics of your set up that I could look at??

SinCityFX4

Aww...my apologies..didn't mean to make that 40's plural....just the Super 40 single muffler.

It is possible to put two mufflers down there as I know several guys with true dual straight back....if you want real loud see if the dimewnsions of the suer 44's are workable for the room down there and u will be loud man...

Super 44's
http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/sh...V8&orig=942548

Cannot find the Super 40 that I used on mine but I do believe the 44's are actually smaller.

DIABL0

single 40

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Flowm...Q5fAccessories

I run this and it sounds great but im planning on putting on 2 magnaflow cats for better sound

rhicks20

Go to my "after mods" album and there are photos of dual 40's there.

FordlovinCOUG

So I've been told that if you have true duals you need to have either an X joint before your two mufflers or an H joint, this would be to help balance out the back pressure I believe?? I'm not sure so Im wonder what anyone that has had two mufflers installed has done with that issue or if its even an issue at all???