Yes. I drive a 97 4runner and i put a 40 series flowmaster on it. It sounds good, but its not a v8 sound like everyone wants. it kind of sounds like a weedeater with a straight pipe. idk how to explain it. but it has increased my mileage by like, 2 mpg and it feels faster. partially because of the sound but it obviously accelerates faster too.
A free flow muffler can improve mileage but by not by much. It would take a long time to recoup the cost of a new muffler.
I have a flowmaster, it sounds great I have a flowmaster, it sounds great
A Flowmaster muffler may be available to purchase from a local garage. They are also available online from sites including Amazon, eBay and Auto Anything.
How bout look at the part number.
air intake system like k/n better exhaust , muffler like flowmaster would be a great starting point
yes it will infact in will soound really good
The Flowmaster Super 44 muffler is sold directly from the website of the manufacturer, Flowmaster. Alternatively, you may purchase it also from Amazon.com.
the loudest would be the flowmaster outlaw series. its just a straight through muffler with no ceramic glass packing. i have one on my f-150 it sounds way good
You could cut the catalytic converter and muffler off and straight pipe it (If you don't care about losing gas mileage.) Or you could pay a professional to install Melo-Tones or Flowmaster exhaust system.
Generally speaking, mufflers don't improve gas mileage. They reduce noise by disturbing or smoothing exhaust flow. That said, an excessively restrictive muffler can increase exhaust backpressure causing the engine to labour and decrease efficiency. In this case, replacing the muffler with a less restrictive unit can improve gas mileage, but the same can be achieved by eliminating the muffler entirely. In some (uncommon) cases it is possible for a muffler that flows too freely or is missing to cause the engine controller to operate in a less than optimal mode. In this case, an original type muffler can help by restoring the state of tune. The same effect can be achieved using a baffle or simply denting the exhaust pipe appropriately.
Having a free flow muffler will help improve fuel economy. In most mufflers on the market the air flow is by having the exhaust air take two 180 degree turns u turns. This restricts the airflow and causes immense back pressure. Having a straight through airflow muffler will improve mileage which is just like removing a muffler. By removing a muffler there is reduction in weight and improvement in back pressure. You may be cited for driving without a muffler, as it is required for noise control and pollution control.
Although I was not familiar with a Flowmaster Super 44, I have done some research and found out what it is. You will find that a Flowmaster Super 44 is a type of muffler you can purchase for your vehicle. They have a variety to choose from.