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    Performance parts = horsepower

    If I was't to install
    1. Flowmaster catback
    2. Long tube headers
    3. y pipe
    4. LS6 Intake
    5. 80mm Throttle body
    6. 85mm MAF sensor
    7. Lid
    8. 3.73 gears
    What kind of horsepower gains am I looking at?

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    scratch #1 & #6 off your list......go with a Hooker CB or Magnaflow CB and keep your stock MAF

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    Well even if the flowmaster does'nt produce great power I love the sound. I have a 80 series muffler on it now. 98 TA

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    Ditch the Flowmaster, it may sound ok but it is one of the worst flowing catbacks. Keep the stock MAF and I would just have the stock T.B port/polished.

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    I would say close or over 60 HP.

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    Gutting the cats would help a lil too...

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    Know one has answered my question about the power gains. I dont care if the flowmaster sucks to anyone, I would not trade the sound for the power.

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    Thanks you GottaHaveLS1 for answering my question

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    i say throw a tune in, and it could get 70.

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    #8 will have no effect on horsepower.

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    Quote Originally Posted by goose_von
    Know one has answered my question about the power gains. I dont care if the flowmaster sucks to anyone, I would not trade the sound for the power.
    That's the first time i've seen someone write that...if you insist on the flowmaster at least get a electric cutout, that way you can have sound and power when you want it.

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    No need to get testy with the attitude. You ask about performance parts and hp gains and when we tell you Flowmaster won't give you gains you 180 and say I wouldn't trade the sound for power....well which one is it? Gains? or sound? We were just trying to steer you in the right direction for power gains which Flowmaster doesn't give a whole hell of alot of, if you wantt the Flowmaster cackle that's fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by goose_von
    If I was't to install
    1. Flowmaster catback
    2. Long tube headers
    3. y pipe
    4. LS6 Intake
    5. 80mm Throttle body
    6. 85mm MAF sensor
    7. Lid
    8. 3.73 gears
    What kind of horsepower gains am I looking at?
    flowmaster is about the worst catback out there, i had one.
    it did make 7 rwhp more than the stock exhaust though.

    anyways expect 7 rwhp from the flowmaster, about 30 from the headers, 10 from the ls6 intake, port the throttle body instead of getting a new one=about 7 rwhp,stay away from an aftermarket maf, lid=10 rwhp and gears=nothing.
    2000 nhra edition formula
    a few bolt ons, 379 rwhp
    11.96 @113.25

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    340-350 RWHP.

    Which is 35-45 over stock.

    Like the others have mentioned....Ditch the Flows. In my opinion, the Magnaflow sounds better and it is a fact it flows better.
    Stick with the stock MAF. Aftermarket ones have actually seen power declines, unless tuned for it.

    With two mods (SLP Loudmouth, SLP lid) I dyno'd 320/333.
    Add SLP 85mm MAF (mistake), SLP LT's (also mistake), LS6 intake I dyno'd 343/358.
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    Yank PTB3600, Kooks 1 7/8" LT's, 4" intake, E-fans, Magnaflow, Sonnax kit, tranny cooler, tune.
    Lowered, HID's, tinted.

    1999 Pontiac Trans Am WS.6 #1747 SOLD
    531.1 RWHP 481.3 FT/Pounds all motor.

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    I'm not trying to be a smart elek, I just love the sound. On Horsepower TV on Spike TV every car they work on they almost always put a flowmaster on it, so I figured it was pretty good. Any ways I'm not going to be running it at the track, I just want it to be the meanest sounding and performing car in my town. So everyone will think twice before messing with it.

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    I'm going to say roughly a 40hp increase. I would highly recommend getting the stock TB ported and to keep the stock MAF. Are you an auto or 6 speed? If you're an auto, I also highly recommend a torque converter. Just my .02

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    cutout

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    I have a a4

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    Would I need a tune after headers

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    Wouldn't need it.
    But you would get the most out of them with a good tune.

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