really stupid question...but curious

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Dec 30, 2003 | 12:21 PM

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Chevycobb

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Originally posted by 94formulabz
No, you have that backwards, that is why the resonator is in there, to reduce the popping and rasp. Some people replace the slp resonator with a dynomax bullet, which is a slightly better resonator. It is also straight through so it doesn't hurt flow.

My friend mac had a 'custom' loudmouth, aka straight pipes.http://www.cardomain.com/id/flyinglow57 The lt1 is now going into an s10. http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/b/...exhaust/CC305/ Though it doesn't do much for you, those are idle clips of it.

If you put stright pipes in place of the stock muffler, and a bullet in the I pipe, yes it would sound extremely similar to the loudmouth.

-brent

thanks for clarifying! I love the way that firebird sounds. I saw in the title t said CC305....that's what i'll be goin with in a couple of months. do you know what his LSA was at? any headers?
how much are the bullet mufflers, and wher can you get them?

Dec 30, 2003 | 01:30 PM

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94formulabz

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114 lsa, i'll dbl check though.
Pacesetter (crap) headers.
Gutted Cat
Straight pipes no resonator at all, i'd still recommend one, that was just idling.

You can get a dynomax bullet from summit or jegs for about 35 bucks. http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...26&prmenbr=361

-brent