Exhaust. Headers?
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Exhaust. Headers? 98LS1formula
any exhaust recommendations? Do not want the old loud thrush muffler type. Had the corsa on a previous ls1 vette and liked that sound.
Is it worth the power gain and cost adding the headers? Type?
Does that change the exhaust sound much?
was in the internal also by error.
any exhaust recommendations? Do not want the old loud thrush muffler type. Had the corsa on a previous ls1 vette and liked that sound.
Is it worth the power gain and cost adding the headers? Type?
Does that change the exhaust sound much?
was in the internal also by error.
98LS1formula
any exhaust recommendations? Do not want the old loud thrush muffler type. Had the corsa on a previous ls1 vette and liked that sound.
Is it worth the power gain and cost adding the headers? Type?
Does that change the exhaust sound much?
was in the internal also by error.
any exhaust recommendations? Do not want the old loud thrush muffler type. Had the corsa on a previous ls1 vette and liked that sound.
Is it worth the power gain and cost adding the headers? Type?
Does that change the exhaust sound much?
was in the internal also by error.
Also depends if you keep cats or not. No cats..id definitely look into the magnaflow style set ups with the muffler similar to factory. Tsp system looks very nice, gmmg, hooker. Slp lm2 is obnoxious.
to be honest I'd consider the entire tsp line if I had the money.
to be honest I'd consider the entire tsp line if I had the money.
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There is definitely a fairly decent amount of power to be gained with headers alone. They will change the sound a lot. That Magnaflow system is pretty quiet, even with a cam, headers and ORY it's not terribly loud. With the stock cam it was barely louder than my dad's stock 2017 2500HD.
If you want quieter stay away from the Magnaflow bullet style mufflers. I run their 14419 bullet muffler in the I-section on the y-pipe, and it has a nice deep tone, but still very loud
