* American Thunder: A very aggressive, loud, and powerful sound. Good for those who want maximum rumble and don't mind a lot of drone at cruising speeds. Generally offers a good performance increase.
* Force II: A deeper, more muscular tone than the American Thunder, but still quite loud. It's a good balance between performance and sound, but can still be drone-prone.
* Super 44: This is often considered a good all-around choice. It's louder than a stock system but less aggressive than the American Thunder or Force II, offering a balance of sound and performance with less drone.
* Super 10: A relatively quiet option compared to the others. It produces a moderate rumble, ideal for those who want a subtle improvement in sound without excessive noise. Performance gains are generally less than louder options.
* Outlaw: A very aggressive exhaust system designed for a deep, powerful sound. Similar to American Thunder in terms of loudness and performance.
To determine the best Flowmaster system for *your* vehicle:
1. Consider your vehicle: The size and engine of your vehicle will significantly impact the sound and performance of any exhaust system. A larger engine will generally sound louder with any system.
2. Think about your sound preference: Do you want a loud, aggressive roar, or a more subtle rumble? Watch YouTube videos of each series installed on vehicles similar to yours to get an idea of the sound.
3. Check your budget: Flowmaster systems vary in price, with the more aggressive systems often costing more.
4. Read reviews: See what other owners of your vehicle model say about their experiences with different Flowmaster systems.
In short, there's no universally "best" system. Research and consider your priorities to find the perfect Flowmaster exhaust for your needs.
