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Feb 19, 2003 | 12:06 AM

#16

Satellite98

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Originally posted by sunstreaker
I want to know how it sounds. I'm thinking about getting that exhaust from Flowmaster, the one with the resonator.

The American Thunder for the '98-02 has the resonator. Not sure how it sounds, A few people on this board seem to like it (though i'm not sure whether they mean the AT with or w/out the resonator). http://www.onestopexhaust.com/detail.cfm?menu_id=9541 PART#17358

Feb 19, 2003 | 03:24 PM

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sunstreaker

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Originally posted by Bliggida
You can PM me if you want to keep your address off the web. If not, I'm on AIM - same handle.

I can send it on AIM, or E-mail it, whichever you prefer.

I sent you my e-mail address in a PM. So whenever you have a chance, you can send it so I can check it out.

Thanks.

Feb 19, 2003 | 08:21 PM

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Satellite98

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Originally posted by robvas
The whole Flowmaster cat-back is about $239 from Jegs/Summit, the Hooker cat back is pretty cheap too.

You could go to a muffler shop and buy a "FloPro" or similar muffler for $40 and have them put it on for another $30

I heard flopro sounds good but very quiet on the 3.8

Personally I'd rather go with a full catback and something I can just bolt onto myself without having to take it to a shop. I can go with the AT but am afraid it'll sound smooth but hollow like my Delta 40 in mid RPMS.

Haven't heard anything bad about the Hooker, heard they sound good the LT1's. Once again though i'll need to find a larger pipe, tips, a shop to install it all.

EDIT: http://www.lgmotorsports.com/catalog...t&car=ls1-fbod complete for ls1, one review so far says it sounds ricey about 4500 but this IS a 3.8
I'll have to do some more reading on it.

Last edited by Satellite98; Feb 19, 2003 at 08:36 PM.

Feb 19, 2003 | 09:32 PM

#19

2kredcamaro

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From: Tampa, Florida

I would go with the flowmaster 80 series and a dynomax pipe. However slp loudmoth and edelbrock are also good alternatives. The flowmaster with the dynomax pipe should run you about $150 and then another $60 for installation. I have this set up on my car right now and it sounds great. Hope this helps...