slp exhuast or ???
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slp exhuast or ???
looking at upgrading the exhuast on my stock z-28. i am thinking about running slp headers, slp high flow cats, slp y-pipe, slp intermediate pipe, slp OTA pipe, slp dual/dual muffler and finishing it off with a CME.
what do you guys think? is there a better combo out there?
how much hp should this setup support?
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tony
what do you guys think? is there a better combo out there?
how much hp should this setup support?
thanks
tony
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Most everyone here is going to shoot down the the SLP headers because they hang lower than the rest, otherwise they are good quality. The dual-dual exhaust is one of the quietest while still flowing very well. Sounds like a good setup other than the clearance issue. That will gain you 15-20hp.
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don't go with the slp headers. the install is a pain in the ***!!! pacesetter is a good fit and finish header with good numbers and they look great too. slp catback is pretty good though. it will be a very loud setup.
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Don't waste any time or money on SLP exhaust products...except for the 2 catbacks they have. And even then I would not spend that much money for the Dual Dual....I have a Loudmouth catback though.
I would look at some Pacesetters or equivalent for a bang for the buck approach. If not, I would look into Kooks or QTP's. There are better headers and y pipes for fit and finish as well as power (referring to SLP stuff)
Do some research and reading...and happy modding
I would look at some Pacesetters or equivalent for a bang for the buck approach. If not, I would look into Kooks or QTP's. There are better headers and y pipes for fit and finish as well as power (referring to SLP stuff)
Do some research and reading...and happy modding
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Originally Posted by stangnightmare
don't go with the slp headers. the install is a pain in the ***!!! pacesetter is a good fit and finish header with good numbers and they look great too. slp catback is pretty good though. it will be a very loud setup.
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Originally Posted by vatechguy3
looking at upgrading the exhuast on my stock z-28. i am thinking about running slp headers, slp high flow cats, slp y-pipe, slp intermediate pipe, slp OTA pipe, slp dual/dual muffler and finishing it off with a CME.
what do you guys think? is there a better combo out there?
how much hp should this setup support?
what do you guys think? is there a better combo out there?
how much hp should this setup support?
"I'm ordering 45 items from SLP, and I just bought my first LS1 yesterday. Hoping for 375RWHP like it says on the package."
Don't go crazy on the SLP stuff, do some research, look around, there is better/cheaper things out there. They have some good items, but not everything is as it seems.
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Originally Posted by Black_Bird
This is one of my quotes in the "Most Common Newbie Threads" thread.
"I'm ordering 45 items from SLP, and I just bought my first LS1 yesterday. Hoping for 375RWHP like it says on the package."
Don't go crazy on the SLP stuff, do some research, look around, there is better/cheaper things out there. They have some good items, but not everything is as it seems.
"I'm ordering 45 items from SLP, and I just bought my first LS1 yesterday. Hoping for 375RWHP like it says on the package."
Don't go crazy on the SLP stuff, do some research, look around, there is better/cheaper things out there. They have some good items, but not everything is as it seems.
SLP dual/dual and CME is a GREAT looking/sounding exhaust setup, but headers/y-pipe can be found elsewhere. They will fit better, ride higher, and be cheaper.