What's louder: SLP 2otl, or Hooker cat-back
Here's the link to the SLP 2OTL with cutout. It sounds good from inside the car, but I bet it sounds totally different outside.
SLP 2OTL w/ Cutout
SLP 2OTL w/ Cutout
Originally posted by scoobysnax83
Here's the link to the SLP 2OTL with cutout. It sounds good from inside the car but I bet it sounds totally different outside.
SLP 2OTL w/ Cutout
Here's the link to the SLP 2OTL with cutout. It sounds good from inside the car but I bet it sounds totally different outside.
SLP 2OTL w/ Cutout
Originally posted by JoeliusZ28
thanks, yea I should get an outside of the car video. Id like to know what it sounds like myself... but so far all ive gotten is compliments
thanks, yea I should get an outside of the car video. Id like to know what it sounds like myself... but so far all ive gotten is compliments
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That sound clip sounds great. I think the problem is that normal computer speakers, even with a small subwoofer, can't put out the bass level that a cat-back system puts out in real life. That may be why my Hooker catback, in person, sounds deeper than that sound clip of the TOTL with cutout. I have MAC mids, highflow cat, and Hooker catback.
It sound VERY similar to your soundclip though, with a little more bass.
Again, it sounded great. I don't think I could choosen a favorite between the two.
As soon as I get a firewire card, I'll load up sound clips of mine. I have clips of my stock exhaust, so that you can set the volume and bass levels so that it sounds right on your computer. Most people know what a stock exhaust sounds like, so they can set the computer to sound correct on that sound clip. Then play the Hooker clip with the same setting. I need to get that firewire card first though.
Dan
It sound VERY similar to your soundclip though, with a little more bass.
Again, it sounded great. I don't think I could choosen a favorite between the two.
As soon as I get a firewire card, I'll load up sound clips of mine. I have clips of my stock exhaust, so that you can set the volume and bass levels so that it sounds right on your computer. Most people know what a stock exhaust sounds like, so they can set the computer to sound correct on that sound clip. Then play the Hooker clip with the same setting. I need to get that firewire card first though.
Dan
Last edited by stereomandan; Mar 28, 2004 at 10:44 AM.
Originally posted by stereomandan
That sound clip sounds great. I think the problem is that normal computer speakers, even with a small subwoofer, can't put out the bass level that a cat-back system puts out in real life. That may be why my Hooker catback, in person, sounds deeper than that sound clip of the TOTL with cutout. I have MAC mids, highflow cat, and Hooker catback.
That sound clip sounds great. I think the problem is that normal computer speakers, even with a small subwoofer, can't put out the bass level that a cat-back system puts out in real life. That may be why my Hooker catback, in person, sounds deeper than that sound clip of the TOTL with cutout. I have MAC mids, highflow cat, and Hooker catback.

Oh, and when I close the cutout, my exhaust is pretty much all bass except maybe in excess of 4000 rpm.
edit: just remembered I have a vid of it closed too... its not as high quality though....
Last edited by JoeliusZ28; Mar 28, 2004 at 11:01 AM.
Originally posted by JoeliusZ28
Yea, good point... my sub definetly doesnt shake my desk like my exhaust shakes my car
Oh, and when I close the cutout, my exhaust is pretty much all bass except maybe in excess of 4000 rpm.
edit: just remembered I have a vid of it closed too... its not as high quality though....
Yea, good point... my sub definetly doesnt shake my desk like my exhaust shakes my car

Oh, and when I close the cutout, my exhaust is pretty much all bass except maybe in excess of 4000 rpm.
edit: just remembered I have a vid of it closed too... its not as high quality though....
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Originally posted by JoeliusZ28
That was the recording
That was the recording
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