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GMMG or stick with my current Cat-back?

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Old Sep 12, 2007 | 12:16 AM
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I think I will probably just stick with my Loudmouth with chambered muffler and save that $700 for other mods instead of going with a GMMG. I may change my mind if headers makes my LM too loud though (going with Pacesetter LT's now instead of mids).
Old Sep 12, 2007 | 08:47 AM
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If headers make you LM w/the same type of muffler as the GMMG too loud it'll make the GMMG too loud.

If it gets too loud put a Pro Flo Twister or Moroso Spiralflow muffler in the I instead of the chambered stick. I have a twister in the I of my Borla w/ no restictor plates and cats that decided to blow themsleves out, mac headers and it is more quiet than my 4" mufflex w/a spintech was before the cats blew themsleves out. This would still save you $700 for other mods.
Old Sep 12, 2007 | 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Greed4Speed
If headers make you LM w/the same type of muffler as the GMMG too loud it'll make the GMMG too loud.

If it gets too loud put a Pro Flo Twister or Moroso Spiralflow muffler in the I instead of the chambered stick. I have a twister in the I of my Borla w/ no restictor plates and cats that decided to blow themsleves out, mac headers and it is more quiet than my 4" mufflex w/a spintech was before the cats blew themsleves out. This would still save you $700 for other mods.
Thanks for the tip, I will remember that if my exhaust gets too loud with headers.
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