question about backpressure??

[Black95GTS]

Alright after driving my car for about an hour or more on the highway, the 2 chambered flows start to get to me after a while. My 3.27s put me at 2100-2150 or so at 80mph, drone city. But I LOVE the way the car sounds cruising around town.

If I switch to 1 chamebered mufflers, will I lose backpressure? Because its straight through, how will this effect low end torque? I definately enjoy by low end grunt where it is, and I don't want to lose it.

Also, will the tone be as nasty when accelerating through gears at backroads speeds?

thanks, adam

PS - Ive already been through mustangexhaust.com and all those sites, but I'd rather have your opinions.

 

[baglock1]

Yes, back pressure will be reduced. You might lose a couple of lb/ft of tq but I doubt it'll be anything you'd notice.

 

[89 blue lx]

do the 1 chambers not drone? cuz if they do i can imagine it would be worse than before and i will also say you wont notice anything if you switch

 

[baglock1]

do the 1 chambers not drone?

I didn't think Flowmaster made a muffler that didn't drone. Should have called them dronemasters.

 

[wytstang]

I don't think it will be a noticable loss at all. Seeing as how the Magna flows are straight through designs and nobody really complains of loss of power.

 

[baglock1]

I don't think it will be a noticable loss at all. Seeing as how the Magna flows are straight through designs and nobody really complains of loss of power.

Same with the Bassani mufflers. I never noticed a low end loss with them.

 

[mystang94gt]

I didn't think Flowmaster made a muffler that didn't drone. Should have called them dronemasters.

LOL that's a good one!

I dont like flow masters cause everyones got em and they all sound the same.