Good Exhaust Setup?
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Good Exhaust Setup? Hey everyone, I am working on my exhaust now and wanted everyone's opinion on what my plan is. I am going with Hooker Ceramic Coated LT's through a dual QTEC Y-Pipe and into a custom made chambered exhaust. What do you guys think? How will it sound? Any suggestions? T.I.A. 
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The custom chambered GMMG style exhaust will sound good. I'm personally not a fan of dual cutouts. You lose low end power, a very unrefined sound, and the QTEC's get expensive especially if they don't see alot of use.
So basically, IMHO ditch the cutouts, do a y-pipe with the chamered exhaust
So basically, IMHO ditch the cutouts, do a y-pipe with the chamered exhaust
Originally Posted by BlackWS602
The custom chambered GMMG style exhaust will sound good. I'm personally not a fan of dual cutouts. You lose low end power, a very unrefined sound, and the QTEC's get expensive especially if they don't see alot of use.
So basically, IMHO ditch the cutouts, do a y-pipe with the chamered exhaust
So basically, IMHO ditch the cutouts, do a y-pipe with the chamered exhaust
Originally Posted by BlackWS602
I guess so if you just had to have a cutout. Cutout can't beat the sound of GMMG though IMHO
and duals > GMMG. GMMG sounds nice but its nothing to bust a nut over.
I consider GMMG to be the best sounding catback though. Thread Starter
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In response to your comments about the cutouts, I love that unrefined rough sound, but I also like the idea of being able to close them and having that beautiful musclecar sound. So i think it's the best of both for me.
