TSP Rumbler
TSP Rumbler
I currently have the flow-master american thunder cat back system and am looking to modify my exhaust, headers, y-pipe, etc. I came across the TSP rumbler and X pipe true dual package. Can any one tell me if I will gain more power through this rather than an Y-pipe and something like SLP loud mouth?
Thanks
Also can any one tell me how the rumbler will sound compared to my flowmasters? I cant go to LS1sounds.com, I have dial-up internet because I live on a farm haha
Thanks
Also can any one tell me how the rumbler will sound compared to my flowmasters? I cant go to LS1sounds.com, I have dial-up internet because I live on a farm haha
Last edited by jimih941; Sep 13, 2005 at 10:24 AM.
Re: TSP Rumbler
i've heard that main reason for people switching to an x-pipe configuration is due to the sound difference. there are supposedly, very minimal gains from adding an x pipe. and another thing is most people usually say that the y pipe does practically nothing other than slightly change your exhaust note.
i've heard both the flowmaster, american thunder and slp lm...if it were me? i would totally switch to loudmouth, but keep in mind they named it "loudmouth" for a reason.
i've heard both the flowmaster, american thunder and slp lm...if it were me? i would totally switch to loudmouth, but keep in mind they named it "loudmouth" for a reason.
Re: TSP Rumbler
There are some decent gains from switching. Mrr23 had some nice gains w/ duals over the Borla.
http://www.stealthram.com/familypics...avsbassani.jpg
So it is more than just sound.
http://www.stealthram.com/familypics...avsbassani.jpg
So it is more than just sound.
Re: TSP Rumbler
Originally Posted by Greed4Speed
There are some decent gains from switching. Mrr23 had some nice gains w/ duals over the Borla.
http://www.stealthram.com/familypics...avsbassani.jpg
So it is more than just sound.
http://www.stealthram.com/familypics...avsbassani.jpg
So it is more than just sound.
keep in mind - his borla had the most restrictive plate in
true duals will definitely get you power under the curve and usually a couple of ponies too
Re: TSP Rumbler
Most restrictive plate or totally blocked off the Borla is still a very free flowing cat back, just not a cutout. A Borla w/any opening in a plate is in effect a cut out. No other catback has a plate to run open do they?
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