ssmaro

The other night I saw a sweet Vette with a center-mounted exhaust setup that looked really nice and sounded great as well. I think I'm also going to purchase a setup like this as well. Although I never really hear much talk about them on Ls1's, are they just not very popular? Also what different brands of exhaust can I get a C/M setup? And do most people who have this setup pleased with it? Any facts or info would be great. Joel



2001 Camaro SS, M6, t-tops, the works, several boltons

Hardtop00SS

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You can use the factory CME (Center Mount Exhaust) setup on your car which looks very clean, here's a pic.....


I have the CME on my SS which uses the stock one peice valance above, but with the SLP quad tip CME they offer, here's a pic of mine....


This is SLP kit which uses a 2-peice valance with the quad tips like I have, here's a pic...


I get compliments all the time on mine, I love it, just because it looks different.....

ssmaro

Anyone else have any info on the CME setup? Also when I said that vette sounded real nice, I believe he must have had a little more flow to his exhaust like headers and y-pipe because it sure sounded good. Anyway is there any other brand that makes a CME? Thanks Joel



2001 Camaro SS, M6, t-tops, the works, several boltons

Keenov

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Newer vettes come stock with CME.

I think you mean on an LS1 F-body. All LS1 Corvettes have the CME.

The LS1 F-bodies that I have seen driving around with CME look pretty good to me. There are a lot of pictures in the appearance section aswell if you wanted to take a look at different setups.

SLP makes a decent CME kit. Also, check out the sponsers as they usually have them listed in their exhaust sections.

Riderr55

Can a custom center mount set up be done on a z28 convertible 1998?

Keenov

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I don't see why that would be any different from any other year or model?



IMO, I like the dual CME better than the quad CME.

MeentSS02

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Center mounted exhaust tips can be mated to any exhaust system, but you'll have to have a muffler shop do it. All it requires is two extra 90 degree bends towards the center of the car, and that's it. There really isn't much to it.

FWIW, I have my CME mated to my Hooker exhaust (which is behind Kooks LTs and catted-y). Very shortly, I will have my CME mated to true duals. If you are looking to get the twin outlets (not the four outlet one), be prepared to pay some $$$. They are around $250 just for the tips (shipped).

Steve

MeentSS02

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Oh, and that price is not including the fascia, which is required to make it look right, plus you'll have to get it painted. Like I said, $$$.

Steve

GuitsBoy

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I used to have a dynomouth setup that had two stainless rectangular z-28 tips mounted in the center. I got alot of compliments on that. Im in the process of doing a CME with my true duals using the same tips. It dosnt look nearly as clean as the ones using the real fascia / valence, but it still looked cool.

jody

what website would the CME kit be found?

Lil Mac

Jody, check on SLP's website. They are a sponsor here.

anthonyz281999

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i have the CME quad tip and it looks 100 times better in person and everywhere i go people give me compliments on it. IMO both the dual and the quad look great. but i like the quad a little more its only about 500 with the loud mouth setup

Brian2001SS

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I have cme tips customized with the gmmg chamber exhaust. The sound is killler even with the small cam I have.