Magnaflow Exhaust Questions
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Magnaflow Exhaust Questions
I was wondering how you Magnaflow owners like the system. I'm especially curious if any TA owners have pics with the system and/or sound clips on a more or less stock car? I'd love to hear it since there's a sale on it this week and I may buy it.
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Wish I could help with the pics and sound clip, but all I can say is that it sounds GREAT! Looks sweet, too. Just imagine the stock T/A tailpipes on steroids! They look like a couple of cannons' staring at ya! It has a nice deep mellow tone at idle, and really wakes up at WOT!
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I love it on my SS, its bone stock and sounds great. Very high quality system. I didn't like the tips at first, but they really look good. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again. I've had about 6 different exhaust setups and headers and magnaflow was/is by far the best out of them all.
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I really like mine, but that is on a 2001 SS. It is simple, clean, stainless and fully polished (which, since I don't have the TA style ground effects, shows itself more on the camaro) I picked mine up for $320 delivered.
It sounds great: deep, not overwhelming, no drone, excellent quality, excellent flow, but is a bit heavy.
It depends on your preference what you want it to look like... circular pipes in the TA exhaust reliefs? Your call. To summarize:
Budget (no reason to spend a lot on a cat back): Magnaflow or Hooker
Just won the lottery: GMMG
Ready to get your hands dirty: Loudmouth w/ Dynomax or Borla XR1
It sounds great: deep, not overwhelming, no drone, excellent quality, excellent flow, but is a bit heavy.
It depends on your preference what you want it to look like... circular pipes in the TA exhaust reliefs? Your call. To summarize:
Budget (no reason to spend a lot on a cat back): Magnaflow or Hooker
Just won the lottery: GMMG
Ready to get your hands dirty: Loudmouth w/ Dynomax or Borla XR1
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Originally Posted by Edrummr
I really like mine, but that is on a 2001 SS. It is simple, clean, stainless and fully polished (which, since I don't have the TA style ground effects, shows itself more on the camaro) I picked mine up for $320 delivered.
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Rocco...
Mellow, refined, a bit louder and deeper than stock. Powerful at WOT without irritating interior resonance
(The Bassani ORY goes on this weekend - too lazy to swap out headers for emissions in Cali + I don't have a garage at the apartment)
Mellow, refined, a bit louder and deeper than stock. Powerful at WOT without irritating interior resonance
(The Bassani ORY goes on this weekend - too lazy to swap out headers for emissions in Cali + I don't have a garage at the apartment)
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Originally Posted by Edrummr
Rocco...
Mellow, refined, a bit louder and deeper than stock. Powerful at WOT without irritating interior resonance
(The Bassani ORY goes on this weekend - too lazy to swap out headers for emissions in Cali + I don't have a garage at the apartment)
Mellow, refined, a bit louder and deeper than stock. Powerful at WOT without irritating interior resonance
(The Bassani ORY goes on this weekend - too lazy to swap out headers for emissions in Cali + I don't have a garage at the apartment)
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Originally Posted by jrp
are you gonna have cats welded in?
It's as much as I'm going to get into since I don't have a garage. Otherwise, I'd have Jet Hot LT's in there right now. I can swap out the Y pipe in the carport while the landlord's not looking.
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Originally Posted by Edrummr
No, I'll just keep the stock catted Y and throw that thing on for smogging.
It's as much as I'm going to get into since I don't have a garage. Otherwise, I'd have Jet Hot LT's in there right now. I can swap out the Y pipe in the carport while the landlord's not looking.
It's as much as I'm going to get into since I don't have a garage. Otherwise, I'd have Jet Hot LT's in there right now. I can swap out the Y pipe in the carport while the landlord's not looking.
i might pick up some stock manifolds and Y if i cant get my LT's to pass.
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I have the magnaflow muffler on a stock car...I like it a lot...order it from Hottexaust.com i picked mine up for 107 bucks. You'll like the sound...its not loud, but it makes it so that it sounds like a v8 should
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Originally Posted by jrp
you dont have any buddies with a garage or someplace you could install some LT's.
i might pick up some stock manifolds and Y if i cant get my LT's to pass.
i might pick up some stock manifolds and Y if i cant get my LT's to pass.
Since I already have decent manifolds ('00+), and LT's have been known to cause a few headaches, I'm just going to keep it simple and do the ORY thing. Besides, I got a decent deal from a TByrne 'garage sale' on the 00+ Bassani for use with stock manifolds.
Anyone have any advice per deleting codes cheaply, or should I just suck it up and get some O2 sims?
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Originally Posted by Edrummr
I have a friend that has a small garage in his duplex - I might convince him to give me a hand with some LT's in the future.
Since I already have decent manifolds ('00+), and LT's have been known to cause a few headaches, I'm just going to keep it simple and do the ORY thing. Besides, I got a decent deal from a TByrne 'garage sale' on the 00+ Bassani for use with stock manifolds.
Anyone have any advice per deleting codes cheaply, or should I just suck it up and get some O2 sims?
Since I already have decent manifolds ('00+), and LT's have been known to cause a few headaches, I'm just going to keep it simple and do the ORY thing. Besides, I got a decent deal from a TByrne 'garage sale' on the 00+ Bassani for use with stock manifolds.
Anyone have any advice per deleting codes cheaply, or should I just suck it up and get some O2 sims?