BREWS02WS6

iTrader: (6)

OK I've done my research, checked ls1sounds.com, and still cant find any clips of a stock ws6 with a cutout. Anybody have a clip or can tell me why this is a good/bad idea? Or should I just wait till I get all new exhaust? Im not trying to gain a bunch (or any really) of hp, just wanting some more sound when I feel like it. Also, will this hurt performance? My dad worked for GM and is convinced that this will only hurt me because "new ls1's need back pressure!" Thanks guys!

Cale

silver02Z

iTrader: (19)

My car was pretty much stock and I removed my Borla cat back and ran it like that for a while. I don't think it ran any worse, maybe lost a little low end if anything. It wasn't real loud while normal driving but at WOT it sounded like a Nascar! You could put a cutout in the I Pipe and would get the same effect...

Kevin

elite22xl

iTrader: (1)

yea go with the cutout in the i pipe, trust me, with the stock manifold, cats, and stock y pipe there will be pleanty of back pressure for that engine. you may gain a few hp, but not loose any, and its worth it just for the sound alone

Uno99

iTrader: (2)

I second that get one I picked up 8-9 hp you will love the sound as well.

bowtieman81

iTrader: (35)

The cutout won't rob you of any power, I had one in mine before the headers. It sounds pretty good really, definitely noticeable. If you really want a first hand impression just unbolt your stock y-pipe and fire it up. That will be pretty close to the sound of a cutout. Since you have a 2000 unbolting the y only takes 5 minutes (assuming the exhaust bolts don't break).

NHRAMAN

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I have one[electric]and really have alot of fun with it--lots of people haven't seen them yet----nice being able to do it from inside in 5 seconds....