Do all 2000 camaro SS's come with slp exhaust?
08-22-2002, 07:19 AM
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No - it's a option.
I have it on my car (SLP Dual/Dual) I like it. It has been proven to give good flow, better than most, but the down side is the thing is heavy. Another good thing is you can pick one up pretty cheap used. I bought mine used - had 500 miles on it for less than $200.
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Robert
1998 Camaro Z-28 M6
MODIFICATIONS
Engine: GMS Lid, FTRA, TByrne Red MAF Ends, BBK 80mm TB, 160* Thermo, 1 piece TB Bypass, SLP Fan Control Switch w/LED's
Drivetrain: SLP Short Throw Shifter, Lou's Short Stick w/ROBMOD, !CAGS
Suspension: BMR Dbl. Adjustable PHB, BMR LCA, BMR STB, KVR Cross Drilled (F/R)
Appearance: SLP Bowtie Grille, Clear Corners, T/A Power Antenna, Tinted Windows, Zaino
13.24 @107.75 w/2.17 60'
311rwhp / 328rwtq Dyno Graph
Pictures
I have it on my car (SLP Dual/Dual) I like it. It has been proven to give good flow, better than most, but the down side is the thing is heavy. Another good thing is you can pick one up pretty cheap used. I bought mine used - had 500 miles on it for less than $200.
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Robert
1998 Camaro Z-28 M6
MODIFICATIONS
Engine: GMS Lid, FTRA, TByrne Red MAF Ends, BBK 80mm TB, 160* Thermo, 1 piece TB Bypass, SLP Fan Control Switch w/LED's
Drivetrain: SLP Short Throw Shifter, Lou's Short Stick w/ROBMOD, !CAGS
Suspension: BMR Dbl. Adjustable PHB, BMR LCA, BMR STB, KVR Cross Drilled (F/R)
Appearance: SLP Bowtie Grille, Clear Corners, T/A Power Antenna, Tinted Windows, Zaino
13.24 @107.75 w/2.17 60'
311rwhp / 328rwtq Dyno Graph
Pictures
08-22-2002, 08:55 AM
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Yes, I think they do, but SLP makes 2 exhausts for the SS. I believe the one known as "dual-dual" is the non-standard and better flowing of the two.
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2001 SS: 12K, M6, All SLP power options, Loaded, NO t-tops
SOLD:
Red '95 Formula (95k):
M6(3.42), Firehawk SZ50 EP's, Home-made CAI w/ K&N, LT4KM, some ACCEL coil, LPE Aluminum DS, and... muffler bypassed.
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2001 SS: 12K, M6, All SLP power options, Loaded, NO t-tops
SOLD:
Red '95 Formula (95k):
M6(3.42), Firehawk SZ50 EP's, Home-made CAI w/ K&N, LT4KM, some ACCEL coil, LPE Aluminum DS, and... muffler bypassed.
08-22-2002, 09:04 AM
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OK, Call me a rookie but please define a dual/dual exhaust for me where the SS is concerned. I look at the back of my car and I see 4 exhaust tips sticking out. Is this the dual/dual you are refering to or is it something else entirely? Thanks,
Kris
Kris
08-22-2002, 09:11 AM
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by KDawgY2kSS:
OK, Call me a rookie but please define a dual/dual exhaust for me where the SS is concerned. I look at the back of my car and I see 4 exhaust tips sticking out. Is this the dual/dual you are refering to or is it something else entirely? Thanks,
Kris</font>
OK, Call me a rookie but please define a dual/dual exhaust for me where the SS is concerned. I look at the back of my car and I see 4 exhaust tips sticking out. Is this the dual/dual you are refering to or is it something else entirely? Thanks,
Kris</font>
08-22-2002, 09:13 AM
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by KDawgY2kSS:
OK, Call me a rookie but please define a dual/dual exhaust for me where the SS is concerned. I look at the back of my car and I see 4 exhaust tips sticking out. Is this the dual/dual you are refering to or is it something else entirely? Thanks,
Kris</font>
OK, Call me a rookie but please define a dual/dual exhaust for me where the SS is concerned. I look at the back of my car and I see 4 exhaust tips sticking out. Is this the dual/dual you are refering to or is it something else entirely? Thanks,
Kris</font>
I'm pretty sure that the standard SS (2 chrome tip) exhaust is a GM Factory exhaust - nothing to do with SLP.
08-22-2002, 08:49 PM
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i have a '99 ss and the door stickers say "slp optional exhaust" but the previous owner swapped it out with a flowmaster muffler and 3" slash cut tips. 
what a retard.
jeremy
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'93 z28 m6 (Purple Pearl Metallic)
stock shortblock, 230/236 cam, mildly ported heads, hooker longtubes, csi waterpump, all the usual bolton stuff.....
7.98 @ 88.7mph 1.84 60' (1/8mi)
what a retard.
jeremy
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'93 z28 m6 (Purple Pearl Metallic)
stock shortblock, 230/236 cam, mildly ported heads, hooker longtubes, csi waterpump, all the usual bolton stuff.....
7.98 @ 88.7mph 1.84 60' (1/8mi)
08-22-2002, 10:26 PM
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Jerm93z28:
i have a '99 ss and the door stickers say "slp optional exhaust" but the previous owner swapped it out with a flowmaster muffler and 3" slash cut tips.
what a retard.
jeremy
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i have a '99 ss and the door stickers say "slp optional exhaust" but the previous owner swapped it out with a flowmaster muffler and 3" slash cut tips.
what a retard.
jeremy
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99 Camaro SS Black on black, leather interior A4, T-tops and lots of options.
my old car-(sold to my brother 7-13-02) white 98 V6 A4, leather, t-tops, exhaust and intake mods
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