Hooker catback or SLP Loudmouth?
I'm having trouble making a decision. I don't want anything as loud as my old car: 97 WS6 with a cutout. It was wayyyy too loud on the inside for me. Couldn't hear the stereo or even myself talking! So I'm asking your opinion. Hooker is wayy cheaper but SLP I have a feeling delivers wayy better hp gains.. How loud IS the loudmouth? Is it as loud as a cutout? Let me know guys, as always, thanks.
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Mark
'01 WS6 T/A - Pewter
M6, K&N, TBB
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Mark
'01 WS6 T/A - Pewter
M6, K&N, TBB
Loudmouth all the way. The internal resinence(sp) isn't all that bad. I have no problem talking to the person next to me or listening to the radio. $ for $ the Loudmouth is the best choice. Just my .02 and that of 60% of the members of the 4th gen owners of the long island f-body association. not one of the 70 members have a hooker system either (to my knowledge)
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www.LIFBA.com
1997 Camaro SS
Build # 1947
black exterior
granite leather interior
SLP Loudmouth exhaust
Holley Powershot air filter
K&N valve cover breather
full Audio system
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www.LIFBA.com
1997 Camaro SS
Build # 1947
black exterior
granite leather interior
SLP Loudmouth exhaust
Holley Powershot air filter
K&N valve cover breather
full Audio system
I have owned both, and they are vastlky different. The LoudMouth is loud and sounds like a race car. The Hooker is quiet, deep and "refined". For a weekend car, the LM is awesome. For my daily driver, I chose the Hooker and am happy with the decision.
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2001 Trans Am M6
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2001 Trans Am M6
I would vote Loudmouth.
I have it on my daily driver, and I love it.
Sure, it's loud, but you get used to it
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www.CamaroHighway.com
Yahoo! Group - Chevy Camaro Z28
2001 Camaro Z28 A4 2.73 - Navy Blue Metallic - my 5th Camaro!
Stock Dyno: 293HP/317TQ
Stock 1/4 Mile: 13.573 @ 103.18
Mods: SLP CAI, K&N Filter, SLP Loudmouth, SLP Lid
Best 1/4 Mile: 13.285 @ 106.11
I have it on my daily driver, and I love it.
Sure, it's loud, but you get used to it

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www.CamaroHighway.com
Yahoo! Group - Chevy Camaro Z28
2001 Camaro Z28 A4 2.73 - Navy Blue Metallic - my 5th Camaro!
Stock Dyno: 293HP/317TQ
Stock 1/4 Mile: 13.573 @ 103.18
Mods: SLP CAI, K&N Filter, SLP Loudmouth, SLP Lid
Best 1/4 Mile: 13.285 @ 106.11
I have had a Flowmaster 80 series on my Z and it sounded good but not loud enough,so for a more musclecar sound i went loudmouth and i love it, its definately not as loud as some people make it out to be but it is loud to make some ricers scared 
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99Z28RS(A4)Navy Blue Metalic
SLP LoudMouth
SLP Air Temp Module
MTI Carbon Fiber Air Lid/K&N
EGR Mod,FRA Mod
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-Future Plans-
Save my Chee$e till next summer then tear into motor

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99Z28RS(A4)Navy Blue Metalic
SLP LoudMouth
SLP Air Temp Module
MTI Carbon Fiber Air Lid/K&N
EGR Mod,FRA Mod
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-Future Plans-
Save my Chee$e till next summer then tear into motor
OK, so my next question is this, would the Hooker catback give me any gains over my WS6 exhaust? Because for some reason it's got a pretty good sound from the factory! But I want solid rwhp gains--bottom line.
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