What ORY for my SS
Are you planning on getting longtubes? If not I suggest that you wait until you buy the LT's. Just an ORY on stock manifolds will not do much for you performance wise. Yes, if you do go with an ORY you will need to get a pair of sims, or get the code deleted.
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Originally Posted by Lithium
Are you planning on getting longtubes? If not I suggest that you wait until you buy the LT's. Just an ORY on stock manifolds will not do much for you performance wise. Yes, if you do go with an ORY you will need to get a pair of sims, or get the code deleted.
u wont really notice a difference in sound with just a ory. sound comes from mufflers and how much piping u have in your exhaust. also u dont have to get o2 sims, u can get bungs welded into the Y and use all 4 o2 sensors.
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Originally Posted by JustAnIlluzion
u wont really notice a difference in sound with just a ory. sound comes from mufflers and how much piping u have in your exhaust. also u dont have to get o2 sims, u can get bungs welded into the Y and use all 4 o2 sensors.
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Originally Posted by BLwNo3COBRA
I don't plan on getting LT's. I want to get an ORY for sound not really for performance. So what ORY should I go with?
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Originally Posted by Lithium
Maybe you should not go with an ory. I mean if performance is no big deal to you then maybe you should just get a catback. Catbacks like the loudmouth II or the TSP Rumbler. Those are both proven to sound good on stock manifold and cats. Personally I would not get an ory with stock manifolds, it could make it difficult to get a good sound out of your car. I have never heard a stock manifold and ory car before, so I cant say for sure if it will sound good. I dont know, its just an idea.
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well with stock manifolds it isn't actually an offroad y....i mean what constitutes an "offroad" y-pipe is the absence of catalytic converters in conjunction with some form of header isn't it?? with stock manifolds you still have cats......you would just be adding a larger diameter y-pipe which will not really effect the sound much if at all, you're exhaust will just flow a LITTLE bit better, my vote is for getting a catback.....i don't really know about the sounds of others but my Loudmouth through stock manifolds and y-pipe sounded great!!! Magnaflow seems to be the other popular catback around right now or you could always sell a kidney and get a GMMG chambered exhaust it is similar in sound to the LM just not as loud.....just some food for thought....
Originally Posted by JustAnIlluzion
u wont really notice a difference in sound with just a ory. sound comes from mufflers and how much piping u have in your exhaust. also u dont have to get o2 sims, u can get bungs welded into the Y and use all 4 o2 sensors.
Second have an ORY with stock manifolds will make the car a little louder. However if you get a set of long tubes there will be an auidible difference between an ORY and a catted Y. Most will say that you will get more rasp with an ORY, this depends on which catback you use. I have Pacesetter LT's, ORY and a Hooker catback and there is very little rasp. however when the cutout is open I can tell that there is a fair amount of rasp.
Originally Posted by slpss9723
well with stock manifolds it isn't actually an offroad y....i mean what constitutes an "offroad" y-pipe is the absence of catalytic converters in conjunction with some form of header isn't it?? with stock manifolds you still have cats......you would just be adding a larger diameter y-pipe which will not really effect the sound much if at all, you're exhaust will just flow a LITTLE bit better, my vote is for getting a catback.....i don't really know about the sounds of others but my Loudmouth through stock manifolds and y-pipe sounded great!!! Magnaflow seems to be the other popular catback around right now or you could always sell a kidney and get a GMMG chambered exhaust it is similar in sound to the LM just not as loud.....just some food for thought....
I have a ypipe on my car (came with it when i bought it), it has cats, but they are down low, not in the stock location, and they are on the ypipe, so i would think you can get an offroad y pipe for stock manifolds.
