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Old 08-17-2010, 12:02 PM
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Its deep. Mainly made for 8cyl engines, raspy and muffled on 6cyl.
Damn so it looks like i have to continue the hunt for the right original 40. Anyone know where to find it?
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40 series is not what you want, the 6 does not create enough pressure to get a clear crisp tone. Series 50 would be recommended, we had a 40 on our Lifted Colorado and it sounded terrible. Sold it to friend with a ram v8 and put a 50 on, very clear, still low enough, not raspy at all.
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Hmm you are one of the first i have seen on here recommend the 50 series though. Im not saying your wrong ive just mostly heard of people running 40 series on their XJs
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I had a 40 on my lifted Xj, it was raspy and muffled. It attempts to give the six a deep 8 sound and fails terribly. The 6 cylinder just cannot get enough pressure out to give the 40 a clear crisp tone, especially in rpms higher than 3k it sounds like a old ford explorer without a muffler.
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Idk i really like the sound of this super 40 in this clip

I am also going to be running a full 2.5" system so that should help out with a deeper tone right?
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Yes and no, bigger does equal lower tone, but also less pressure, less pressure equals a raspy muffled sound.
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So which 50 series are you talking about? http://flowmastermufflers.com/index.php?cat=1
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Call flowmaster, ask for a series 50 muffler with a 2.5 inlet and outlet(or whatever size pipe you are using), I had a 40 at 2.25" on the jeep and it sounded very very raspy, ended up getting a cat back for a wrangler from magnaflow, much better.

If you want Flowmaster, call and get sizes, their website is terrible.
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Does anyone else have an opinon about the super 40? Ive been hearing some nice sound clips of them and i can actually find the one that i need for a god price. Anyone running one that loves it?
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Originally Posted by zeep99xj
Im having trouble finding the flomaster original 40 series in a 2.5" center in offset out. I checked performance curve jegs and summit. Anyone know where to find one? I did find the super 40 in what i need, what do you guys think about that series instead of the original as far as sound and performance?
They do not make a center in offset out in the original 40. You would need to go to a Super 44 or Super 40. I do have a knock off that is specially made in a C/O and the internals are identical to the Original 40. But those would be your choices.
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Originally Posted by zeep99xj
Does anyone else have an opinon about the super 40? Ive been hearing some nice sound clips of them and i can actually find the one that i need for a god price. Anyone running one that loves it?
I used to sell my kits (for the 4.0's) with the Super 40, they sound good but I think the Super 44 sounds better which is why we switched to this muffler. The 44 will give a deeper tone.

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40 series is not what you want, the 6 does not create enough pressure to get a clear crisp tone. Series 50 would be recommended, we had a 40 on our Lifted Colorado and it sounded terrible. Sold it to friend with a ram v8 and put a 50 on, very clear, still low enough, not raspy at all.
I have to disagree. Chances are the Colorado had the inline 5 cyl which will sound like crap on a 40 series. I work with guys who run the 44 and it sounds very good.
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Originally Posted by mudfrog
I used to sell my kits (for the 4.0's) with the Super 40, they sound good but I think the Super 44 sounds better which is why we switched to this muffler. The 44 will give a deeper tone.



I have to disagree. Chances are the Colorado had the inline 5 cyl which will sound like crap on a 40 series. I work with guys who run the 44 and it sounds very good.
Had a 40 on a cherokee as well. But Mind you the 44 isnt the same as a 40, 44 probably sounds better on a jeep.
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What's up with all those different chambers and baffles and deflectors and objects that interrupt the smooth exhaust flow........me likes straight-thru, stainless and stealthy.
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Thanks for the help mudfrog. I think im going to order the super 44 and the magnaflow 94136 converter from your site
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Check this out, Banks Header Magnaflow High flow cat and Stainless Catback Fast Man 62MM TB K&N. Gobs of low end 15-16 mpg, staying out of it. Chek out my other videos, there's an in-cab Drifting 14 seconds of Wide open throttle.


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