Hooker exhaust
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Hooker exhaust
Hello all, newbie here. I want to put an exhaust system on my car. I already have the SLP upgraded exhaust (not the loudmouth) and want to put a system on that will give a better "sound check" to the "tone challenged". I dont think I will see any performance increases. So would it be better to buy a catback or just buy a hooker muffler if you can do that to make the sound better. I am looking for a sound increase in all areas but mostly at WOT. Anyone know of maybe something better than hooker for that job.
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Re: Hooker exhaust
If you do decide on the Hooker as I did, there's a group purchase going on until tommorow at Tbyrne Motorsports. Excellent pricing...just click on the Tbyrne banner in the list to the right to check it out.
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If you do decide on the Hooker as I did, there's a group purchase going on until tommorow at Tbyrne Motorsports. Excellent pricing...just click on the Tbyrne banner in the list to the right to check it out.
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Re: Hooker exhaust
Another vote for the hooker cat-back. But, if you have the factory SLP dual dual, I've heard that you can remove a plate or something in one of the pipes and it will sound better.
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Hey Cham,
I went with an SLP Y-Pipe, and a Hooker Muffler on my '01 Z-28. The sound is nominal at normal traffic speeds, and cruising on the freeway. At Wide open throttle is does have a very pronounced note. By going with just the Hooker muffler I was able to keep the stock exhaust tips.
Just my 2 cents,
ZigZagZ
I went with an SLP Y-Pipe, and a Hooker Muffler on my '01 Z-28. The sound is nominal at normal traffic speeds, and cruising on the freeway. At Wide open throttle is does have a very pronounced note. By going with just the Hooker muffler I was able to keep the stock exhaust tips.
Just my 2 cents,
ZigZagZ