Hooker Lt's and stock exhaust?
I've got my LT's connected to my stock exhaust. I love the sound it gives and have been complimented by others on the sound but it is a huge restriction. Get a hooker cat back. It will compliment the LT's nicely.
why not keep the stock exhaust and just put in an electric cutout?
pros-
-keeps it sounding more stock
-push a button loud
-push a button quiet
-cheaper than most cat backs
cons-
-i dont care if there are any, the pro's are too cool for me!
pros-
-keeps it sounding more stock
-push a button loud
-push a button quiet
-cheaper than most cat backs
cons-
-i dont care if there are any, the pro's are too cool for me!
Originally posted by squirrelmaster
why not keep the stock exhaust and just put in an electric cutout?
pros-
-keeps it sounding more stock
-push a button loud
-push a button quiet
-cheaper than most cat backs
cons-
-i dont care if there are any, the pro's are too cool for me!
why not keep the stock exhaust and just put in an electric cutout?
pros-
-keeps it sounding more stock
-push a button loud
-push a button quiet
-cheaper than most cat backs
cons-
-i dont care if there are any, the pro's are too cool for me!
i have hooker long tubes hooked to my stock exhaust... the sound is quiet as hell, but sounds really good... performance increase a bit, but not as much as it would have with a catback or dual setup (which is whats next).... i went from a 14.5@98 to a 14.1@100 roughly... and now i run a 13.7@101 (gears...
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so there is a performance increase but not as much as you want im sure... so go for a catback or a dual exhaust setup....
)so there is a performance increase but not as much as you want im sure... so go for a catback or a dual exhaust setup....
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