Exhaust Recommendations?
09-23-2004, 06:34 PM
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Re: Exhaust Recommendations?
I prefere both the Hooker and Magnaflow to the borla.
Slp loudmouth is the lightest and the highest flowing at 2200 cfm.
Try to listen to as many as you can in person. ChriSS's catback is pretty sweet, not sure what it is but with headers and off road pipes it has a nice growl. May be slp dual dual .
Slp loudmouth is the lightest and the highest flowing at 2200 cfm.
Try to listen to as many as you can in person. ChriSS's catback is pretty sweet, not sure what it is but with headers and off road pipes it has a nice growl. May be slp dual dual .
09-23-2004, 06:48 PM
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Re: Exhaust Recommendations?
Originally Posted by Tw!tchb!tch
I prefere both the Hooker and Magnaflow to the borla.
Slp loudmouth is the lightest and the highest flowing at 2200 cfm.
Try to listen to as many as you can in person. ChriSS's catback is pretty sweet, not sure what it is but with headers and off road pipes it has a nice growl. May be slp dual dual .
Slp loudmouth is the lightest and the highest flowing at 2200 cfm.
Try to listen to as many as you can in person. ChriSS's catback is pretty sweet, not sure what it is but with headers and off road pipes it has a nice growl. May be slp dual dual .
heres a clip of my car with LM.. its an LS1 though..
clip
loudmouth is alot cheaper then most to...isnt it?
09-23-2004, 10:34 PM
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Re: Exhaust Recommendations?
http://www.fasttoys.net/slploudmouth.mpg
go half way or so down for the clip
These are 2 that I found. The fasttoys one is on an LS1 that I dont think is very stock. The other I think is pretty much a stock LT1. If you ever want to hear one live in person let me know and you can hear mine
go half way or so down for the clip
These are 2 that I found. The fasttoys one is on an LS1 that I dont think is very stock. The other I think is pretty much a stock LT1. If you ever want to hear one live in person let me know and you can hear mine
09-23-2004, 10:42 PM
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09-24-2004, 02:08 AM
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Re: Exhaust Recommendations?
Well got myself the magnaflow from mopac on today and I cant stop grinning Sounds fantastic for a vert! No highway drone, roars when you step on it but isn't obnoxiously loud when your just easing her around town! From what I hear it takes about 1000mi before the mufflers "broken in" so to speak. The sound apparently changes during the first while and then after 1000 settles in with a nice deep roar 
Sounds fantastic for a vert! No highway drone, roars when you step on it but isn't obnoxiously loud when your just easing her around town! From what I hear it takes about 1000mi before the mufflers "broken in" so to speak. The sound apparently changes during the first while and then after 1000 settles in with a nice deep roar
09-24-2004, 10:54 AM
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Re: Exhaust Recommendations?
Originally Posted by talos
and what brought you to goto mopac 
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