Boom Tube info?
Ryan
And yes it is VERY loud. So loud that I am looking over my shoulder every time I drive the car wondering when I am going to get pulled over. And thats just putting along. Once the throttle goes down everyone in a 1.5 mile radius knows your coming.
Putting one of these together can be very expensive as well. Not one of the parts is a direct fit for our cars. Unless you can weld you are going to have to pay someone to do this. Figure a day or better to get everything lined up and put together and a 1/2 day of install and rechecking. Clearance on my set up SUCKS, I cant go anywhere with speed bumps.
Is it worth all the headaches? Oh hell yeah, I get a TON of compliments on the set up. Scott Settlemeyer (sp) saw it last month at the "All Chevy" show here and was pretty impressed with it. But just wait till your sitting at a stop light and 2 cars behind you johnny law dog pulls up. Pucker factor goes up REAL quick. But with my car, its not just he boom tube that could give me problems. Something about a complete roll cage, modified factory safety equip, etc, etc.
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Nata, how much did your system weigh compared to your previous set-up? I am pretty sure I still want to go through with the boom tube btw. I am aware of all the drawbacks now and think i'll be able to handle it. Thanks for everyone elses input.
1/2 dual inlet boom tube. 299.95
couple of lengths of "3 round tubes & misc bends 1xx.00 (cant remember exactly what this cost)
My install took about 2 days but we had to modify a couple things. Depending how you did your set up, it would vary. We "could" have done it in 1 full day but wanted to make sure it was right.
You end up spending a serious chunk of change.





