View Poll Results: What will be the loudest?
No Cat, No Muffler
1
11.11%
No Cat, Flowmaster 40 Series Muffler
3
33.33%
No Cat, Dynomax Bullet Muffler
2
22.22%
No Cat, Hooker Aero Chamber Muffler
0
0%
No Cat, (Other) Muffler
2
22.22%
Keep the cat, one of the above mufflers
1
11.11%
Voters: 9. You may not vote on this poll
Exhaust Opinions...
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 22
Exhaust Opinions...
Ok... i know there have been tons of exhaust topics, but I was wondering if I can get some one on one advice and recomendations for a system...
I dont want to change my headers, but i want the loudest exhaust possible. I have a 1990 305 TPI. Emmisions is not a problem.
What will be the loudest?
Eliminate the cat and eliminate the muffler?
Eliminate the Cat and put a muffler on (if so, Dynomax Bullet? Flowmaster 40 Series? Hooker Aero Chambers? Etc.)
Leave the cat and put on a muffler?
Let me know your opinions. I want a really loud car and cost really isnt a problem. Any other info would be really appreciated. Thanks Guys.
I dont want to change my headers, but i want the loudest exhaust possible. I have a 1990 305 TPI. Emmisions is not a problem.
What will be the loudest?
Eliminate the cat and eliminate the muffler?
Eliminate the Cat and put a muffler on (if so, Dynomax Bullet? Flowmaster 40 Series? Hooker Aero Chambers? Etc.)
Leave the cat and put on a muffler?
Let me know your opinions. I want a really loud car and cost really isnt a problem. Any other info would be really appreciated. Thanks Guys.
Registered User
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 119
From: Falls Church, VA
Last edited by Irocvette355; Apr 22, 2004 at 02:01 AM.
Registered User
Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 236
From: Los Angeles, CA
what will be the loudest? no cat, no muffler. duh 
I would not go for that though, if you want absolute loudness, get a cutout (electric, if you have the money) that way you can close it and have a "normal" exhaust sound level (with a muffler and even a cat) for talking or long freeway drives.
Even though I run my cutout open most of the time (right behind the headers), I do close it every now and then when I have someone in the car, or have a headache (yes, the open header sound is not good for headaches).
I would not go for that though, if you want absolute loudness, get a cutout (electric, if you have the money) that way you can close it and have a "normal" exhaust sound level (with a muffler and even a cat) for talking or long freeway drives.
Even though I run my cutout open most of the time (right behind the headers), I do close it every now and then when I have someone in the car, or have a headache (yes, the open header sound is not good for headaches).
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 22
Originally posted by Error404
what will be the loudest? no cat, no muffler. duh
I would not go for that though, if you want absolute loudness, get a cutout (electric, if you have the money) that way you can close it and have a "normal" exhaust sound level (with a muffler and even a cat) for talking or long freeway drives.
Even though I run my cutout open most of the time (right behind the headers), I do close it every now and then when I have someone in the car, or have a headache (yes, the open header sound is not good for headaches).
what will be the loudest? no cat, no muffler. duh
I would not go for that though, if you want absolute loudness, get a cutout (electric, if you have the money) that way you can close it and have a "normal" exhaust sound level (with a muffler and even a cat) for talking or long freeway drives.
Even though I run my cutout open most of the time (right behind the headers), I do close it every now and then when I have someone in the car, or have a headache (yes, the open header sound is not good for headaches).
How exaclty do I go about installing a cutout. Where is the best location to put one? If i did put on a cutout, will that decrease performance due to loss of backpresure or increase it. Any more info would be helpful. Thanks again!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
PFYC
Supporting Vendor Group Purchases and Sales
0
May 21, 2015 01:04 PM
PFYC
Supporting Vendor Group Purchases and Sales
0
May 15, 2015 10:43 AM
jasonduaine
Exhaust System
2
Mar 20, 2015 09:00 AM
