Which exhaust for Firehawk?
I want to actually run the exhaust out the back with tips. I have 2 options that I am thinking about. First off, i have the stock exhaust from a ws6 that I could install and just have some nice tips added on instead of the oval ones on it. If I go this route I am going to have an electric cutout installed now in the stock i-pipe.
Another option I was thinking about is to have a 3" i pipe installed with a reducer to fit into the stock y pipe. with 3 inch piping going into a flowmaster super 44 muffler with 2.5" dual outlets. Have one of the pipes ran around the back of the muffler. If I go this route I wont have any cutouts installed at this time. Ill wait until I get my headers and get a better y pipe made.
As far as tips go.. Im really thinking about getting some basic chrome 3" slash cut tips. Anyone run these on a trans am? I like the corsa tips, but everyone runs them. These are the type of tip i was thinking about running. Any opinions guys?
As for tips, other than Corsa style, I've always been a fan of Mecham oval tips.

Single slash cut look okay. Kind of bland in my opinion.
Last edited by Wheelman916; Jun 12, 2014 at 08:47 PM.
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Flowmasters don't flow well at all - they have been proven to flow the worst time and time again. A better alternative to that may be a texas speed setup. Have you checked ls1sounds.com and youtube?
I have read that a few people have actually got dual exhaust dumped at the rear axle, for a little over $400 and thats with 2 mufflers! They want to charge me that just to weld on the 80 series muffler.
My advice: find a new exhaust shop. One competent enough to handle more than just cutting off your stock muffler and welding in a Flowmaster.
That being said, you can always scrounge the classifieds or craigslist. I've seen them go as low as 400 before.
Something like this:
http://www.borla.com/products/xr1_sp...rt__40085.html
Last edited by Wheelman916; Jun 17, 2014 at 06:13 PM.









