flowmaster super 40 or 44 series?

rangerdanger6 · #1 09-27-2011, 12:09 PM

i heard alot on both and nothing but good things. i was just wondering which exhaust is the overall louder one. thanks

knightmare1015 · #2 09-27-2011, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by rangerdanger6

i heard alot on both and nothing but good things. i was just wondering which exhaust is the overall louder one. thanks

Ah Mike,
How in the world are ya? To answer your question both are about the same but the Super 44 just barely edges out the Super 40 Series. I thought Flowmaster dropped the Super 40 series for the Super 44 series.

rangerdanger6 · #3 09-27-2011, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by knightmare1015

Ah Mike,
How in the world are ya? To answer your question both are about the same but the Super 44 just barely edges out the Super 40 Series. I thought Flowmaster dropped the Super 40 series for the Super 44 series.

so the 44 is louder then the super 40?

djfllmn · #4 09-27-2011, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by rangerdanger6

so the 44 is louder then the super 40?

yes...ive had both and the 44 is noticably louder

knightmare1015 · #5 09-27-2011, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by djfllmn

yes...ive had both and the 44 is noticably louder

I've had the super 40 before and it's pretty loud. But I've heard both the super 40 and the 44 and the 44 is noticably louder than the super 40 but not by much though. Just enough to notice. If you want it loud or extremely deep, it really depends on where you put the muffler and what set up you plan on using. For Example: if you want a nice deep, rumbly tone you'd run a full set of pipes. If you wanted it super loud you run a shorter set of pipes and dump it behind the cab. and if that was too loud for you, you'd add some longer pipes to tone it down a bit.

djfllmn · #6 09-27-2011, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by knightmare1015

I've had the super 40 before and it's pretty loud. But I've heard both the super 40 and the 44 and the 44 is noticably louder than the super 40 but not by much though. Just enough to notice.

my super 40 was a delta flow so im not sure if that had something to do with it or not...but i thought my 40 was on the quiet side

knightmare1015 · #7 09-27-2011, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by djfllmn

my super 40 was a delta flow so im not sure if that had something to do with it or not...but i thought my 40 was on the quiet side

I had the delta force super 40 and it was really close to the 44. The deltaflow series was designed to be quiet until you hit the loud pedal. It really varies. The american thunder is about the loudest street muffler you can get, but the delta force is specifically made for off road use only or racing only. But I did try the Deltaflow version of the Super 40 before I went to the Deltaforce version. The Deltaforce version was alot better. You've got to read their categories a little closely and you'll see which one is best for your style and application.

rangerdanger6 · #8 09-27-2011, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by knightmare1015

I've had the super 40 before and it's pretty loud. But I've heard both the super 40 and the 44 and the 44 is noticably louder than the super 40 but not by much though. Just enough to notice. If you want it loud or extremely deep, it really depends on where you put the muffler and what set up you plan on using. For Example: if you want a nice deep, rumbly tone you'd run a full set of pipes. If you wanted it super loud you run a shorter set of pipes and dump it behind the cab. and if that was too loud for you, you'd add some longer pipes to tone it down a bit.

im just getting 2.25 dual straight out the back, the super 44 is also cheaper then the 40, looks like ill go with the 44, thanks guys!

djfllmn · #9 09-27-2011, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by rangerdanger6

im just getting 2.25 dual straight out the back, the super 44 is also cheaper then the 40, looks like ill go with the 44, thanks guys!

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rangerdanger6 · #10 09-27-2011, 05:15 PM

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MaxValle · #11 09-28-2011, 05:05 AM

40 ftw

knightmare1015 · #12 09-28-2011, 05:59 AM

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Originally Posted by rangerdanger6

im just getting 2.25 dual straight out the back, the super 44 is also cheaper then the 40, looks like ill go with the 44, thanks guys!

Kool man. Since you're running duals don't forget about the H-pipe. It will balance it out and give you a nice deep toned exhaust.

MAC21XL · #13 09-28-2011, 11:51 AM

I'm getting a super 44 for my 2.3L because thats the deepest tone muffler i found that makes it sound less like a ricer hahahaha

Good luck with your super 44!

knightmare1015 · #14 09-29-2011, 07:45 PM

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I'm getting a super 44 for my 2.3L because thats the deepest tone muffler i found that makes it sound less like a ricer hahahaha

Good luck with your super 44!

Try this one instead.

http://www.holley.com/50152FLT.asp

It is alot more deeper than the super 44 will ever be and it won't sound ricey or like a po'ed hornet. You won't regret it at all. I got the one with a 3 inch inlet and dual 2.5 inch outlets and went one foot behind the cab with nothing else. My truch sounded like Paul Teutal's green and black web bike and it sat off factory installed car alarms. It's not loud, but it's extremely deep

. Plus there's a sound clip included in the link. Flowtech's logo is a flaming demon skull which looks sick.

MAC21XL · #15 09-29-2011, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by knightmare1015

Try this one instead.

http://www.holley.com/50152FLT.asp

It is alot more deeper than the super 44 will ever be and it won't sound ricey or like a po'ed hornet. You won't regret it at all. I got the one with a 3 inch inlet and dual 2.5 inch outlets and went one foot behind the cab with nothing else. My truch sounded like Paul Teutal's green and black web bike and it sat off factory installed car alarms. It's not loud, but it's extremely deep

. Plus there's a sound clip included in the link. Flowtech's logo is a flaming demon skull which looks sick.

I am very much looking into this now. Do you think it would still sound good if i did just a straight muffler swap? i have a friend who is willing to do install for me for free as long as i buy the parts. i dont usually run high RPMs either so im wondering if ill be able to hear it much at all...