gmmg on lt1
07-21-2003, 09:32 PM
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Here's 5 clips with FLP longtubes and cats.
http://z28.reanimator.org/gmmg_sounds/
There's also one that I recorded after the cam swap.
http://z28.reanimator.org/gmmg_sounds/
There's also one that I recorded after the cam swap.
07-21-2003, 09:49 PM
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07-22-2003, 07:51 PM
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If you are outside the car its REAL loud, if you are inside the car its REAL quiet.........its perfect IMO.........You still hear it in the car but ZERO drone, and I am also running FLP's and soon to be a 230/242 cam!
Brian
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07-22-2003, 10:49 PM
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Originally posted by sleeperZ96BT
If you are outside the car its REAL loud, if you are inside the car its REAL quiet.........its perfect IMO.........You still hear it in the car but ZERO drone, and I am also running FLP's and soon to be a 230/242 cam!
Brian
If you are outside the car its REAL loud, if you are inside the car its REAL quiet.........its perfect IMO.........You still hear it in the car but ZERO drone, and I am also running FLP's and soon to be a 230/242 cam!
Brian
Very expensive, but well worth it if ya can afford it IMO...
Mike
07-23-2003, 04:32 AM
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Yeah, I set up the GMMG GP's and I would say he number one question I get asked by those on the bubble of buying one is something along the lines of 'I want by car to be loud, and I don't want any drone or rasp, how does GMMG measure up in those areas?' Pricewise it is no more expensive than other high-quality SS systems, B+B, Corsa, Borla, etc. There are cheaper ones out there (LM, Magnaflow) but after months of hearing exhausts I decided to take a gamble and get the GMMG, which I had never heard before, based on what others had said. No other setup grabbed my attention so I took a risk. I've said it a million times, take the risk (assuming you can't hear it in person) and get ready for a lot of 'what exhaust is that?!?!?' questions. Not to mention it looks freakin BADASS with the chambers crossing from the rear!
Brian
BTW, the tips are worth it IMO.........epsecially on a firebird.
Brian
BTW, the tips are worth it IMO.........epsecially on a firebird.
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