Adding BBK LTs & replacing my LM2 muffler...
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Adding BBK LTs & replacing my LM2 muffler... I apologize up front for asking a repetitive question, but I'm looking for info regarding my EXACT set-up and the 'search' isn't cutting it
I have a 2002 WS6, with a SLP Loudmouth 2 catback and a Volant CAI...
I'm about to throw on my BBK Longtube chrome headers w/ #59956 magnaflow cats, and I'm aware that it is going to be extremely loud. Im looking for a replacement muffler to 'tone down' the sound a little bit after the LTs are installed. I'm sure there are some guys on here running the same set-up.
Also, I DO plan on putting on a cam shaft kit from texas speed AND a stall converter as well, just not sure which one I'm going with yet (any help on that would be greatly appreciated too).
Im a big fan of how the car sounds as it sits with just the LM2 catback and Volant CAI so that should give an idea of how I want it to sound.. Thanks in advance for the help u guys rock!
I have a 2002 WS6, with a SLP Loudmouth 2 catback and a Volant CAI...
I'm about to throw on my BBK Longtube chrome headers w/ #59956 magnaflow cats, and I'm aware that it is going to be extremely loud. Im looking for a replacement muffler to 'tone down' the sound a little bit after the LTs are installed. I'm sure there are some guys on here running the same set-up.
Also, I DO plan on putting on a cam shaft kit from texas speed AND a stall converter as well, just not sure which one I'm going with yet (any help on that would be greatly appreciated too).
Im a big fan of how the car sounds as it sits with just the LM2 catback and Volant CAI so that should give an idea of how I want it to sound.. Thanks in advance for the help u guys rock!
Last edited by Ponti_n_Monte; Jun 4, 2014 at 03:08 PM. Reason: more info
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seems a little pricey ($300) considering I can just replace the LM2 muffler with a different muffler for a fraction of the price ... or am I missing something?
I agree its pricey. If it were me I would make my own pro flow but not everyone has the tools to do it themselves
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I think the Powerflo is worth the money because it is one of the few catbacks that eliminate all of the rasp and popping even with LT's.
Either way since you are still going to be running cats I don't think it will be incredibly loud. Maybe you should just do the LT's with your Magnaflow cats and see how you like it before changing the rest.
Either way since you are still going to be running cats I don't think it will be incredibly loud. Maybe you should just do the LT's with your Magnaflow cats and see how you like it before changing the rest.
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[QUOTE=Fourth-Gen Man;18250438]I think the Powerflo is worth the money because it is one of the few catbacks that eliminate all of the rasp and popping even with LT's.
Power Flo is definitely worth the money. Helped me out big time to quiet it down with zero restriction.
Power Flo is definitely worth the money. Helped me out big time to quiet it down with zero restriction.
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