Here's a video of my 50 series exhaust.I'm running the single in and dual out (to the rear) 50 series.

This is a stop to take off video.

http://media.putfile.com/MVI_3090

On a side note RI Xterra did i see you registered in the photography on the net forums?

You talking about the canon one?if so I sure am.

Very nicely done. From the movies it sounded like a 4 cylinder Honda Civic but it could be the camera because the X-Terra's are a BEAST not a rice burner. But sounds nice and can't wait to get my Super 40 Series. Also if there is anyone else out there with a Super 40 Series please make a sound clip or video. Or anyone else with a Flowmaster.

By all means the exhaust doesn't sound like a Honda at all...It's a really deep mellow tone and not a raspy,coffee can rattling sound that you hear on 95% of the Honda's out there.. :rolleyes:

Probably listened on a PC with poor speakers. The one I posted sounds like Jap fart can as well becasue the speakers on work computer suck ass.

Yes that is it because i have crappy speakers on a brand new Compaq Pentium 4 computer and forgot new speaker'. So my bad it doesn't sound like a honda civic.

Yep, i just got a rebel XT and was browsing the forums for some tips. I got a steal on the camera is the only reason i bought it. I'm a noob to SLR and never had any interest in paying 1000 for a camera, but I could not pass at the price i got it for.

I have a Canon G6 that I got for nothing (gift) I also have a G3..But I wanna buy a SLR.I was thinking of either getting the XT like you have or go with a 20D..

How do you like the XT?

Why are we talking about a digital camera?

It's what I used for the video...

OOOOOOO Cool.

From Flowmaster:

Standard 40 Series - Two Chamber Mufflers
This is the most “aggressive” sounding street/strip muffler that Flowmaster offers. If you're looking for attention, this one will get you noticed. The standard 40 series has an “aggressive rumble" and will generally resonate inside the vehicle around 1800-2000 rpm’s, and again at 2400-2600 rpm’s. Constructed of 16 gauge aluminized steel and fully mig-welded for maximum durability

Super 40 - Two Chamber High Performance Mufflers
The Super 40 is our latest development utilizing "Gen II Delta Flow" technology. This gets you the best of both worlds of Sound and Performance. The Super 40 has that "deep powerful" sound of the original 40 series but with all the benefits of performance and low interior resonance from the "Delta Flow technology."

40 Series Delta Flow -Two Chamber Mufflers
This two chamber design incorporates Flowmasters patented "Delta Flow" technology. The "Delta" deflectors result in increased scavenging for better performance and reduced interior resonance over the standard 40 series with a nice growl outside the vehicle. Sounds great on late model performance cars with catalytic converters. Constructed of 16 gauge aluminized steel and fully mig-welded for maximum durability.

Now out of those three top mufflers from Flowmaster I would think the Super 40 is better right because the Super 40 with Delta Flow is less power but pretty much the same sound as Super 40. But the 40 Series is all sound "aggressive" sound that is. But in it's paragraph it states for Offroad and Street use i think. The others don't. Im sure you can use them both Offroad but im starting to believe that 40 Series is the best bet. But I do like that the Super 40 Series has the "Best of Both Worlds" Performance and Sound and that the muffler has the classic black coating on the outside. Which do you think guys is really my best bet if im going with just a new muffler and keeping the catalitic conveter on the car out of those mufflers?

Thanks,
Nick

Getting my flowmaster 40 installed in the morning. Can't wait. But just wondering...does anyone else find that theres alot of moisture coming from the exhaust? I know that on cold start ups, my exhaust drips alot!! So I'm wondering if I should drill a drain hole in the bottom, to keep it from rusting out on me. Anyone?

Yeah, there's a lot of condesation but it's normal. I actually have had a hole in my Flowmaster so when condensation forms it drips out of the muffler as well. Most mufflers come drilled so that they would not rust from the inside out. You can always enlage that hole a little.

Yeah so I got the flowmaster installed today. And to anyone who's afraid to put one on because its too loud.....don't worry. Its not!! I love it, and it does sound better. But to be completely honest, I was alittle disapointed that it wasn't much difference then the stock system. It does sound better, but you mostly just notice it at between 2000-3500 rpm's. On the highway you can't tell any difference at all. Still cool tho.

What type of flowmaster?

You can surely tell the difference with the 40 series original. I have a nice low rumble in the cabin pretty much all the tiem from mine.

Keep in mind that with tiem it will get louder once the Carbon and other deposits will start forming.

I got the 40 series original street strip

Flowmaster 40 Series Delta Flow for me.

Heard some of the same stuff
been going to the same muffler place for years and have always liked the 50 series flowmaster which is what i just put on my 05 along w/ the K&N FIPK
AWESOME, love it
from what i what told the design of the 40 vs. 50 series and why the 40 is louder, don't know if there is a pic online but at this shop and maybe one nearest u if u look at one of them cut in half u can see that the 40 series is a what they call a two chamber and the 50 is a 3 chamber from what i have been told
heard the 3 chamber creates better performance gains and the sound is deeper
i would get only a 50 not a 40

40 Series Delta Flow cut in half.

I have 40 and i love it..........

Have you seen a noticable difference in performance?

Also, I'm really curious about the sound...any way you could put up a sound clip (or anyone else with an 05 for that matter)? I had a Flowmaster 40 on my 04 but I'm really wondering what it would sound like on my 05.

The same...different?