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All Opinions welcome. I am getting ready to order all of the following and have this is my setup on my car. Im have heard mixed reviews of what this will sound like. I like loud and i like intimidating
Pacesetter LTs
QTEC Dual Electric Cutout Y-pipe
12-inch Bullet Muffler
Ill be dumping it after the muffler. I wont have a catback.
On my 99 SS, I had Pacesetter LTs and Y-pipe, 16-inch Bullet Muffler (i think that was the length) and dumped it with a turndown after the muffler. I loved the sound.
How do you think the sound of the new setup will be compared to the old setup? Opinions please.
Pacesetter LTs
QTEC Dual Electric Cutout Y-pipe
12-inch Bullet Muffler
Ill be dumping it after the muffler. I wont have a catback.
On my 99 SS, I had Pacesetter LTs and Y-pipe, 16-inch Bullet Muffler (i think that was the length) and dumped it with a turndown after the muffler. I loved the sound.
How do you think the sound of the new setup will be compared to the old setup? Opinions please.
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Originally Posted by SS GIRL
All Opinions welcome. I am getting ready to order all of the following and have this is my setup on my car. Im have heard mixed reviews of what this will sound like. I like loud and i like intimidating
Pacesetter LTs
QTEC Dual Electric Cutout Y-pipe
12-inch Bullet Muffler
Ill be dumping it after the muffler. I wont have a catback.
On my 99 SS, I had Pacesetter LTs and Y-pipe, 16-inch Bullet Muffler (i think that was the length) and dumped it with a turndown after the muffler. I loved the sound.
How do you think the sound of the new setup will be compared to the old setup? Opinions please.
Pacesetter LTs
QTEC Dual Electric Cutout Y-pipe
12-inch Bullet Muffler
Ill be dumping it after the muffler. I wont have a catback.
On my 99 SS, I had Pacesetter LTs and Y-pipe, 16-inch Bullet Muffler (i think that was the length) and dumped it with a turndown after the muffler. I loved the sound.
How do you think the sound of the new setup will be compared to the old setup? Opinions please.
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Originally Posted by LSONE
there is no need for a cutout if all your gonna run is a y pipe dumped with a bullet, so you could save some money there.
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Originally Posted by SS GIRL
why? it will sound the same or i wont gain any HP?
I still say you should go with TSP True Duals.
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everyone else pretty much summed it up. if you like the bullet sound your cheapist bet is probably tsp duals. if you really want to do a y-pipe to bullet dumped you could, but a cut-out wouldnt be necessary. the bullet is a stright through design- picture a 3 inch pipe, with a bunch of little holes drilled into it, then .5'' of sound absorbing material all the way around. thats the best i can think to describe how the inside of a bullet looks. it flows alot more then you will need, and i would assume using a y-pipe would be a problem before the bullet was.
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Originally Posted by lucky_topher
dual electric cutout Y + bullet as previously mentioned is pointless...
plus the ones offered here won't fit on a blown cobra anyways
plus the ones offered here won't fit on a blown cobra anyways