Why does the SLP Loudmouth exhaust sound so grunty?
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Why does the SLP Loudmouth exhaust sound so grunty?
I'm just wandering, I've heard many exhaust sound samples, but the one that throws me off my seat is the SLP Loudmouth - its the dogs undercarriage!!!!
How the hell does it produce that sound?
If its just a particular section that makes the sound, can I get that section from somewhere and integrate it into my new Vortex setup I'm building.... ???
How the hell does it produce that sound?
If its just a particular section that makes the sound, can I get that section from somewhere and integrate it into my new Vortex setup I'm building.... ???
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the loudmouth aint much more than straight pipes. the "resonator" doesnt seem to be anything other than an enlarged peice of pipe around the original section. im not bashing it by any means. i loved it on mine, when it was stock. one word of advice though, if you plan on lt's in the future, stay away from the loudmouth!
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I've got the LM and LT combo
i have the slp loud mouth, slp long tubes, slp off-road Y pipe-no cats..with a dynomax bullet(16 1/2 total lenght) in place of the resonator and love it....WOT sounds bad ***...it does have a little rasp when easing on the gas...
Basically the RESONATOR on the stock LM is a "echo chamber" thats the only way i know how to describe it...so like the person above me said its a straight through exhaust...but with a little echo chamber...
Basically the RESONATOR on the stock LM is a "echo chamber" thats the only way i know how to describe it...so like the person above me said its a straight through exhaust...but with a little echo chamber...