Time to throw some money at it(modifications)
02-20-2008, 08:33 AM
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the stock exhaust with longtubes will sound good, if you get the catted y-pipe it will quiet it even more and take some of the raspyness out of it.
the stock catback is not all that bad. I would do it if i were you and save up for a quit replacement muffler that flows better.
the stock catback is not all that bad. I would do it if i were you and save up for a quit replacement muffler that flows better.
02-21-2008, 10:43 AM
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electric cutout is the best bet id think. Open it when you want to be loud and close it when you are just driving easy. Lid,cutout,tune,stall should make for a pretty fun car.
02-21-2008, 11:37 AM
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I run a kooks off road y pipe and a magnaflow cat-back....you would never guess i have 239/242 on a 112 in there. I love it. very docile and sweet sounding. When you open the electric cutouts, thats a whole different story.
02-21-2008, 01:05 PM
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Like stated above the SLP dual dual is perfect for cammed cars. I had this catback with Pacesetter LT headers and a 234/236 cam on a 112 sounded great. I will post a clip when I find it
