Pictures of dumped exhaust on LS1 SSs.
#1
Pictures of dumped exhaust on LS1 SSs.
Does anyone have pictures of what dumped exhaust looks like on either a Z28 or an SS preferred? I would like to know how it looks. I have been debating on whether to cut the tips off and go cutout whenever I get on it.
Last edited by The Black Mamba; 11-28-2006 at 12:21 PM.
#2
Cut the tips off? Dumped exhaust doesn't just consist of cutting the tips off the end of your exhaust.
But anyway, just so you don't shoot yourself in the foot, it doesn't matter if its a Z28, SS, WS6, or Formula. The exhaust setups are all the same. So don't cut out 50% of the pictures running around by limiting yourself to Camaro's exhaust.
But anyway, just so you don't shoot yourself in the foot, it doesn't matter if its a Z28, SS, WS6, or Formula. The exhaust setups are all the same. So don't cut out 50% of the pictures running around by limiting yourself to Camaro's exhaust.
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#12
I would like to get some dumped exhaust too, but how much does that run? This y i have has got to go, driver side banging is not permitted by exhaust. Is it all custom or can it be purchased as a kit?
#14
Originally Posted by MonkeyBoneSS
Anyone know what this set up consist of as far as type of LT's, X , and bullets?
Those look like tsp duals, so it would be a doctor gas x-pipe with dynomax bullets. As for the headers id guess pacesetters.
#15
Originally Posted by streetassasin
I believe its $410 for a kit from tsp
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=196&catid=56
#19
Originally Posted by 98Camarod
Anyone running tsp exhaust dumps behind pacesetters? Also, does it come with the hangers?
#20
Originally Posted by 98Z28MASS
The tsp duals are made to run with pacesetters and a few other types of headers so yes tons of guys have that setup. Best bang for the buck exhaust setup IMO...coated pacesetters = $400, tsp duals = $400, power gains and sound = priceless!