What headers and mufflers should i get?
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What headers and mufflers should i get?
Im getting TSP Trual Dual X pipe real soon. What mufflers sound the best and what LT's should i get? I was thinkin about goin with Pacesetters and Sweet thunder. And does it matter if i get the ceramic coated headers? Im goin out the back too.
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here is the truth...if you don't mind the ceramic coating EVENTUALLY coming off(takes a WHILE) and turning colors (doesn't take long at all) then go with ceramic....
I have Kooks stainless steel 1 3/4 size headers and their y-pipe...no cats...I had FLP longtubes ceramic coated and I HATED them...they first of all had an extremely LOW Y-pipe...and then the ceramic coating started turning colors.
If you want some headers that will last forever get the stainless steel...I got my headers for around the low 700's shipped and the Y-pipe for around a hundred or so. It also has bungs for oxygen sensors which I don't use the rear oxygen sensors as I have no cats, but it makes a damn good place for a wideband.
Stainless VS ceramic....then you get to debate headers
Pacesetters are loud-3 of my friends have them and they are significantly louder than my car
Kooks sound nice (at least to me) and I like having a sleeper....but even when i get on it you can hear me coming..because its certainly not quiet.
QTP headers...almost the same as kooks..little differences
hookers-typically what people go with because the name has been thrown around and don't get me wrong, they are good.
thats good for now...
if you want sound clips let me know..at least of my kooks setup
I have Kooks stainless steel 1 3/4 size headers and their y-pipe...no cats...I had FLP longtubes ceramic coated and I HATED them...they first of all had an extremely LOW Y-pipe...and then the ceramic coating started turning colors.
If you want some headers that will last forever get the stainless steel...I got my headers for around the low 700's shipped and the Y-pipe for around a hundred or so. It also has bungs for oxygen sensors which I don't use the rear oxygen sensors as I have no cats, but it makes a damn good place for a wideband.
Stainless VS ceramic....then you get to debate headers
Pacesetters are loud-3 of my friends have them and they are significantly louder than my car
Kooks sound nice (at least to me) and I like having a sleeper....but even when i get on it you can hear me coming..because its certainly not quiet.
QTP headers...almost the same as kooks..little differences
hookers-typically what people go with because the name has been thrown around and don't get me wrong, they are good.
thats good for now...
if you want sound clips let me know..at least of my kooks setup
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Originally Posted by Madmax054
Where Can I get Cheap High Flow Cats? And do i need 2 or can i pass emmisions on 1 with Trual Duals?
the cheapest yet is magnaflow high flow cats direct from QTP. its the cats they use in their y-pipe so you can see how good they are. they are $75 each.
i also have qtp lt's and dynomax bullets. it is definately loud but i get numerous compliments on how good it sounds so id be stupid to take em off.
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i got the TSP rumbler TD's w/Hooker LT's and sweet thunder mufflers...drone is deafening highway driving but worth it...i wouldnt recommend it if you have children in the backseat or taking a girl on a date and trying to get to know her while driving...haha. but WOT i love it!!! i just want ricers to know what i have under the hood!
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Go stainless all the way. It's better to wait and save for the extra cost because you will only have to buy it once. QTP with merged collectors rock!
My stainless Magna-flo sounds and looks sweet.
My stainless Magna-flo sounds and looks sweet.