Magnaflow Exhaust Questions
11-05-2003, 12:48 PM
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Magnaflow Exhaust Questions I was wondering how you Magnaflow owners like the system. I'm especially curious if any TA owners have pics with the system and/or sound clips on a more or less stock car? I'd love to hear it since there's a sale on it this week and I may buy it.
11-05-2003, 01:55 PM
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Wish I could help with the pics and sound clip, but all I can say is that it sounds GREAT! Looks sweet, too. Just imagine the stock T/A tailpipes on steroids! They look like a couple of cannons' staring at ya! It has a nice deep mellow tone at idle, and really wakes up at WOT! 
11-05-2003, 02:37 PM
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I love it on my SS, its bone stock and sounds great. Very high quality system. I didn't like the tips at first, but they really look good. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again. I've had about 6 different exhaust setups and headers and magnaflow was/is by far the best out of them all.
11-05-2003, 02:43 PM
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I really like mine, but that is on a 2001 SS. It is simple, clean, stainless and fully polished (which, since I don't have the TA style ground effects, shows itself more on the camaro) I picked mine up for $320 delivered.
It sounds great: deep, not overwhelming, no drone, excellent quality, excellent flow, but is a bit heavy.
It depends on your preference what you want it to look like... circular pipes in the TA exhaust reliefs? Your call. To summarize:
Budget (no reason to spend a lot on a cat back): Magnaflow or Hooker
Just won the lottery: GMMG
Ready to get your hands dirty: Loudmouth w/ Dynomax or Borla XR1
It sounds great: deep, not overwhelming, no drone, excellent quality, excellent flow, but is a bit heavy.
It depends on your preference what you want it to look like... circular pipes in the TA exhaust reliefs? Your call. To summarize:
Budget (no reason to spend a lot on a cat back): Magnaflow or Hooker
Just won the lottery: GMMG
Ready to get your hands dirty: Loudmouth w/ Dynomax or Borla XR1
11-05-2003, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Edrummr
I really like mine, but that is on a 2001 SS. It is simple, clean, stainless and fully polished (which, since I don't have the TA style ground effects, shows itself more on the camaro) I picked mine up for $320 delivered.
for the MagnaFlow. Before I switched to the true duals this is one of the best sounding exhausts I have heard, stock or not. Trending Topics
11-05-2003, 08:32 PM
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Rocco1005 I had the exhaust on there before anything else, it sounded good. After the headers and the ORY it sounded GREAT 
You can't lose going with this exhaust.
You can't lose going with this exhaust. 
11-06-2003, 12:15 PM
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Rocco...
Mellow, refined, a bit louder and deeper than stock. Powerful at WOT without irritating interior resonance
(The Bassani ORY goes on this weekend - too lazy to swap out headers for emissions in Cali + I don't have a garage at the apartment)
Mellow, refined, a bit louder and deeper than stock. Powerful at WOT without irritating interior resonance
(The Bassani ORY goes on this weekend - too lazy to swap out headers for emissions in Cali + I don't have a garage at the apartment)
11-06-2003, 05:05 PM
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Rocco...
Mellow, refined, a bit louder and deeper than stock. Powerful at WOT without irritating interior resonance
(The Bassani ORY goes on this weekend - too lazy to swap out headers for emissions in Cali + I don't have a garage at the apartment)
Mellow, refined, a bit louder and deeper than stock. Powerful at WOT without irritating interior resonance
(The Bassani ORY goes on this weekend - too lazy to swap out headers for emissions in Cali + I don't have a garage at the apartment)
11-06-2003, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by jrp
are you gonna have cats welded in?
It's as much as I'm going to get into since I don't have a garage. Otherwise, I'd have Jet Hot LT's in there right now. I can swap out the Y pipe in the carport while the landlord's not looking.
11-06-2003, 06:03 PM
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No, I'll just keep the stock catted Y and throw that thing on for smogging.
It's as much as I'm going to get into since I don't have a garage. Otherwise, I'd have Jet Hot LT's in there right now. I can swap out the Y pipe in the carport while the landlord's not looking.
It's as much as I'm going to get into since I don't have a garage. Otherwise, I'd have Jet Hot LT's in there right now. I can swap out the Y pipe in the carport while the landlord's not looking.
i might pick up some stock manifolds and Y if i cant get my LT's to pass.
11-06-2003, 06:08 PM
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I have the magnaflow muffler on a stock car...I like it a lot...order it from Hottexaust.com i picked mine up for 107 bucks. You'll like the sound...its not loud, but it makes it so that it sounds like a v8 should
11-06-2003, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by jrp
you dont have any buddies with a garage or someplace you could install some LT's.
i might pick up some stock manifolds and Y if i cant get my LT's to pass.
i might pick up some stock manifolds and Y if i cant get my LT's to pass.
Since I already have decent manifolds ('00+), and LT's have been known to cause a few headaches, I'm just going to keep it simple and do the ORY thing. Besides, I got a decent deal from a TByrne 'garage sale' on the 00+ Bassani for use with stock manifolds.
Anyone have any advice per deleting codes cheaply, or should I just suck it up and get some O2 sims?
11-09-2003, 01:35 AM
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I have a friend that has a small garage in his duplex - I might convince him to give me a hand with some LT's in the future.
Since I already have decent manifolds ('00+), and LT's have been known to cause a few headaches, I'm just going to keep it simple and do the ORY thing. Besides, I got a decent deal from a TByrne 'garage sale' on the 00+ Bassani for use with stock manifolds.
Anyone have any advice per deleting codes cheaply, or should I just suck it up and get some O2 sims?
Since I already have decent manifolds ('00+), and LT's have been known to cause a few headaches, I'm just going to keep it simple and do the ORY thing. Besides, I got a decent deal from a TByrne 'garage sale' on the 00+ Bassani for use with stock manifolds.
Anyone have any advice per deleting codes cheaply, or should I just suck it up and get some O2 sims?
. also check the for sale forums here and ls1.com com. there are usually people selling o2 sims. ebay is another route also. 
