Which Exhaust
02-21-2012, 01:15 PM
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Which Exhaust
Tring to figure which exhaust to get here people need some imput. Got a 2001 Camaro z28 auto, debating on the TSP Rumbler catback, or true duals (dunno how much is involed to get the true duals as far as installation and emmissons),SLP loudmouth ll, cant seem to find 2otl any where, or the magnaflow. I'm lookign for horsepower and sound, eventually will do headers and cam. If I do the TSP Rumbler catback i'll prob order headers at the same time. so what do you all think about this???
02-21-2012, 08:51 PM
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Re: Which Exhaust
I have it, hope you like it loud.
With my long-tubes and ORY it is almost too loud to drive around. If I drove it more than the occasional weekend I would probably get something a little more mellow.
Its basically the same thing as the SLP LM exhaust BTW, so which ever you can find a better price on, or depending on which style of exhaust tips that you like. TSP has a nice set of black chrome tips you can get which look pretty nice IMO.
With my long-tubes and ORY it is almost too loud to drive around. If I drove it more than the occasional weekend I would probably get something a little more mellow.
Its basically the same thing as the SLP LM exhaust BTW, so which ever you can find a better price on, or depending on which style of exhaust tips that you like. TSP has a nice set of black chrome tips you can get which look pretty nice IMO.
02-22-2012, 05:07 PM
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Re: Which Exhaust
TSP rumbler doesn't have a "muffler", it's called a bullet.
I have the tsp rumbler as well, at its pretty damn loud, even without headers.
I wouldn't get headers with the TSP rumbler if it is a daily driver, though.
Bottom line: get tsp rumbler. Best bang for your buck.
I have the tsp rumbler as well, at its pretty damn loud, even without headers.
I wouldn't get headers with the TSP rumbler if it is a daily driver, though.
Bottom line: get tsp rumbler. Best bang for your buck.
02-22-2012, 05:37 PM
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Re: Which Exhaust
Just Pacesetter long-tubes, nothing special. Most of your long-tubes aren't going to change sound much between them, but there is an obvious difference in sound between stock manifolds, shorties and long tubes IMO...
03-03-2012, 03:16 PM
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Re: Which Exhaust
I was thinking of going with the Rumbler or Loundmouth and just swapping the "resonator" out with a regular muffler, flowmaster 40 or something to quiet it down some. Just have to unload my true duals
