Which exhaust for Firehawk?
Well I installed the SLP loudmouth today and I have to say that I like it alot more than I thought I would. Its not too loud either with the stock y pipe and manifolds. It looks like there is more than enough room to install a couple single chamber flowmasters right before the tips... i may just do that!
On The Tree
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Well I installed the SLP loudmouth today and I have to say that I like it alot more than I thought I would. Its not too loud either with the stock y pipe and manifolds. It looks like there is more than enough room to install a couple single chamber flowmasters right before the tips... i may just do that!
http://www.mtiracing.com/exhaust-kit...loud-mout.html
They are stainless, will sound better, flow better, and fit better... Than Flowmaster 10-series single chamber.
This would be the end result:
Last edited by Wheelman916; Jun 17, 2014 at 06:12 PM.
If you want to add additional mufflers before the tips, SLP makes the PowerFlo conversion kit for Loudmouth cat backs... Which adds their PowerFlo mufflers just before the tips.
http://www.mtiracing.com/exhaust-kit...loud-mout.html
They are stainless, will sound better, flow better, and fit better... Than Flowmaster 10-series single chamber.
This would be the end result:
http://www.mtiracing.com/exhaust-kit...loud-mout.html
They are stainless, will sound better, flow better, and fit better... Than Flowmaster 10-series single chamber.
This would be the end result:
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Glad you like it. Both loudmouths aren't as loud as a lot of people think if you have stock headers/cats and don't plan on making that switch, when going under 80 in a m6. You also could search "magnamouth", "borlamouth", etc to see what it would sound like if you replaced the motor.
I wonder how it looks with the mufflers at the back. I'm not a fan of visible mufflers, but the T/A bumper could hide those well.
I wonder how it looks with the mufflers at the back. I'm not a fan of visible mufflers, but the T/A bumper could hide those well.
