that sounds GOOD. just as loud as a si/do would be isnt it? i was thinking if i got that set up but have the pipe come out the side before the rear tire it would be loud? that sounds awesome. real throaty.

 

I'm pretty sure I'm gonna go with the 3" SI/SO exit before the rear wheel myself.
Actually I might have to forget the muffler completley and run 3" pipe from the cat back and then have it exit before the rear passenger side wheel.

 

sounds good. But 1 question, my truck not only has to sound good, but has to look good too. With that set up, will it look stupid on a reg cab long bed????

 

I've got this Flow sitting in my garage, but I have no idea how to tell what it is? Is there some kind of serial number on it?? I know I sound like an idiot- but I wanna know. Its sinle in 3", with dual 2.5" outs, and it's kinda long...

 

Yeah silver, look by the inlet side. there will be a model number. when you get the number post it here, i can tell you what it is.

 

thanks guy

 

no problem glad i could help.

 

^^ Thanks toy our advice, I figured out its a 50 series Delta Flow. So I took it outside, and slipped it into the tip I have on my cat and started it... got the Flowmaster tone, but there's no way I can go that quiet after having a straightpipe :P, I want a Super 40 or 44, then we'll be good

 

I like the super 40, but what about the original 40 series?? Are you going to go with a si/do set up or si/so set up?? (off topic but any pictures of your truck?)

 

I just want the sound, right now I have a gutted cat, and a 5 inch tip welded to it... ut I want the Flowmaster sound... so, I think I'm gonna ditch the tip for just a si/so muffler... welded to the cat of course. That way it'll be a 'louder' Flow sound.

*http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...7/DSC01245.jpg
She actually looked good before I painted her:
http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...7/DSC00592.jpg