New guy checking in
10-27-2013, 08:00 PM
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New guy checking in What's up everyone. I guess I'm technically not "new" because I joined back in '08 when I was about to buy a 3rd gen, but went another route. Well, looks like I came full circle and now have a nice LS-powered car. 2007 CTS-v with typical bolt-ons:
I'll be getting a ported intake very soon, and am looking at cams. My main concern, and you can call me a sissy, is my exhaust getting too rowdy. I like to be at least a little civil with the neighbors. I've got cats and two 4x9 Magnaflow mufflers, which sound about perfect right now, but I figure a moderate cam will probably be on the loud side. Decisions, decisions, haha.
I'll be getting a ported intake very soon, and am looking at cams. My main concern, and you can call me a sissy, is my exhaust getting too rowdy. I like to be at least a little civil with the neighbors. I've got cats and two 4x9 Magnaflow mufflers, which sound about perfect right now, but I figure a moderate cam will probably be on the loud side. Decisions, decisions, haha.
10-28-2013, 12:42 PM
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A cam itself won't necessarily make it much louder. It mainly depends on the exhaust setup, which you have taken care of. You can get a rather mild cam, and it could sound GREAT without getting much louder, if at all.
10-28-2013, 06:57 PM
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I figure if I do a cam, I should do it right the first time. Every single time someone gets a mild cam, they say "I should have gone bigger." Now, I don't want an aggressive cam like a MS4, but I also don't want a piddly little 220R. I have my eye on a TSP 236/236 .617/.617. I figure that's just about smack dab in the middle and should drive/sound awesome. Been looking at LOTS of cams, but I'm slowly narrowing it down.
