Best Catback System For 95 Z28????
07-31-2008, 02:48 PM
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Best Catback System For 95 Z28???? for those of u who dont like slp, you guys are tellin me u dont think this sounds good????..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s44Cw9jyd7M
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07-31-2008, 04:48 PM
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Thats an extremely subjective question and you will get endless different answers but if on a budget $300-$400 for a stainless steel Magnaflow Catback is IMO the best way to go, sounds amazing. If you got the dough I would go with GMMG. Had both, loved both, Magnaflow was the better deal though because half as much $$ and sounded better in some aspects and worse in others but overall I liked the GMMG sound wise just a little more.
07-31-2008, 04:56 PM
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Thats an extremely subjective question and you will get endless different answers but if on a budget $300-$400 for a stainless steel Magnaflow Catback is IMO the best way to go, sounds amazing. If you got the dough I would go with GMMG. Had both, loved both, Magnaflow was the better deal though because half as much $$ and sounded better in some aspects and worse in others but overall I liked the GMMG sound wise just a little more.
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Thats an extremely subjective question and you will get endless different answers but if on a budget $300-$400 for a stainless steel Magnaflow Catback is IMO the best way to go, sounds amazing. If you got the dough I would go with GMMG. Had both, loved both, Magnaflow was the better deal though because half as much $$ and sounded better in some aspects and worse in others but overall I liked the GMMG sound wise just a little more.
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07-31-2008, 05:16 PM
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yeah its really a personal opinion. If you were on a budget and wanted a nice exhaust i would go with magnaflow. But personally i think i would buy a universal x pipe and some flowmaster single chambered mufflers and dump them at the axle if my car didnt already have and exhaust on it when i bought it.
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Borla adjustable if you had the extra $ or you could find one used. Check the parts classifieds someone had one for sale I think $400. IMO it sounds awsome and you can adjust the exhaust (sound and flow). The muffler is a straight through muffler not a cross flow. The passanger side pipe flows straight through (no muffler) and the driver side flows through the muffler.
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It was way too raspy and had no real tone to it. Just beligerant noise. After I took it off to install the Corsa I started it up with no cat back on and it sounded exactly the same, just made noise further forward on the car.
I had Flowmaster before that and i'll agree with the other statements that it's junk.
If your on a budjet I would suggest Magnaflow, most seem to like it and I believe it is stainless steel also. Somebody correct me if i'm wrong.
I had Flowmaster before that and i'll agree with the other statements that it's junk.
If your on a budjet I would suggest Magnaflow, most seem to like it and I believe it is stainless steel also. Somebody correct me if i'm wrong.
07-31-2008, 09:59 PM
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I had a flowmaster on my car with no cat and i think it sounded pretty good. It was just VERY drony in the car . It wasnt much better than my dumped dual setup i have now. THe main thing with the flowmaster muffler is that it doesnt flow much better than stock.