80 Series Flowmaster and Cold Air Induction System

[Mighty Thor]

Installed 80 Series Flowmaster on the 89 Bird and a Y87 Catalytic converter that came from my other bird. It is nice and the tone and throttle response have definately got better and horsepower gain is very noticeable. I wish I did this a long time ago.

The place is really cool and the owner is willing to do a custom K&N FIPK cold induction system for $145. Yup it'll be on soon. So now I have to change my Sig from Bone stock 2.8 to a modified one. [img]graemlins/burnout.gif[/img]

[91Firebird]

I have a flowmaster 80 series and I am very happy with it also. It will get quite a bit deeper and louder the older it gets which is something to look forward to. After about 3 or 4 months you will notice a big improvement on the way it sounds.

By the way, have you seen this article for the custom K&N CAI that you can do for about $62?

[Mighty Thor]

Hey Noooo! Wow I sure wish I ask first before I had it done. But I'm not disappointed. It sort of sort worth it. The guy did use a thin gage mendrel tubing. It is similar to that though and it looks very nice. I went ahead though and printed that article for my reference. So thank You [img]smile.gif[/img]

[91Firebird]

Yeah, you still got a really good deal because the K&N FIPK for the 3.4 sells on K&N's web site for $229.05 and that isn't even a custom made job like yours. I'm sure your's looks a lot better than mine too, but hey, I'm cheap. Oh yeah, and congrats on your first mods, watch out though, it's addicting [img]graemlins/burnout.gif[/img]

One more thing. Here is the other article that you might find useful. It may not add a huge amount of horsepower, but every little bit helps (especially when that little bit costs $6):

http://thirdgenmods.firebirdv6.com/tbcoolant.html