camaro's with dumped exhaust
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I know there was a thread somewhere, but for the life of me I can't find it, so please post your pics. I'm considering ditching my borla catback for a true dual dump setup
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I took my tips off and dumped before the rear bumper. I love how much smoother it looks.
A possibility later on my wish list if it ever happens...would be if 6LE ends up making a valance with no exhaust outlets. I think getting that blended into the bumper would make it look perfect.
A possibility later on my wish list if it ever happens...would be if 6LE ends up making a valance with no exhaust outlets. I think getting that blended into the bumper would make it look perfect.
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You think that looks like ***? I tried to convince myself that dumped camaros look good, but IMO it just looks like something is missing. Although, if you have some nice suspension parts under your car and a nice rear end cover, then it can look really good. I don't want to see dumped exhausts with the rusted stock diff. cover and stock suspension components. Oh, and you need some wide tires, 295+