I want to upgrade Performance!
I have a Flowmaster Exhaust in my car right now! I'm planning on saving up money and getting Stage II! But I'm not positive if it's best next step from my aftermarket exhaust!
Plz.. any advice would be nice!
And while I'm here I must ask.. should follow through with this and give it a try? carsponsorships.com


Thanks All!

 

where do you live..?

 

Get the stage 2 and then get the intake. I've heard bad things about the carsponsorships.com site. I wouldn't mess with it.

 

Thanks for the Info Wallas! If you don't mind me asking...what bad things have you heard about the carsponsorships.com site? Yeah I'm deff. going to save up $ for that Stage II.
Doc, I live In leesburg Florida(central)

 

There are people who live in Central Florida that can tune your car. Its much cheaper to go that route. That is, if your not concerned with the 'warranty'.

 

ditch the chokemaster and put a real catback on

 

when i googled carsponsorships.com i found a ton of bad stuff about it and not one thing that said it actually worked.

 

X2!! Everyone said it was joke. People don't really give you their product. They only give you a little discount.

 

What's wrong with my Flowmaster? I like it!(even though i've never expierence any other type of exhaust).
and to Doc...I would get a custom tune but I don't know if I'm ready to ditch the warranty just yet. =D
Stage II coming soon*( *

Yeah i figured it was a little too goot to be true!

 

Ditch that shitty flowing muffler first of all.

 

If you are going to do an intake just do the air box mod. If you get an AEM Dryflow 3.25" filter it will cost you about $60 compared to $200+ and it does pretty much the same thing.

 

I want to do the Intake but Since you got to take off the fender I heard My warranty will be done. is that true?
so I see no one likes my flowmaster ... so what should I get.

 

I did the Air box mod! Love IT! So Loud! Whistles! loving it! Now for that Stage II!

 

Dynomax. Flows around 1000cfm compared to flowmaster's 300

 

You do not have to take off the fender, just remove the inner liner, and you will have total access to the stock intake. I did mine in about a half hour, and it does not kill your warranty.

 

Thanks Cobalt Blue! I'm glad it doesn't kill the warranty! Love it!