Which SLP cat-backs???
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Which SLP cat-backs???
Well, I wanna go with LT's and true duals.....but I'm in WA state, and every shop here wont install true duals. (I had no idea WA had emissions laws) But anyways, I will eventually be going back to CA....so I'm just going to go with Cat-Backs. Which do you guys recommend??? ....I just want this car as loud as it can be, legal. Thanks!
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There is no LS1 LT header that will pass in CA. Either you'll have to pay someone off , or swap back to the stock stuff for inspection.
I guess another option would be to keep the car regestered out of state.....
I guess another option would be to keep the car regestered out of state.....
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So one more question, the Dual Duals.......or the TSP Rumbler Cat-Back? My only problem with keeping it registered in WA is, eventually I will have to register it back to CA. I dont know, I probably could pull some shady stuff off......but I think I'll wait till I get to CA to do it! Thanks a lot for all the help guys!
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Well the dual dual is going to sound really mellow and quite for the most part. It also flows really good, so you want a quite free flowing exhaust go for the SLP dual dual. However the Loudmouth I and II and the Rumbler are going to be loud. Both flow really good as well. To me it sounds like you want the original Loudmouth. You can also just throw a cutout on...I am not sure if that legal here in Cali...my guess in no.
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D/D vs. Rumbler is apples and oranges.
D/D is a stainless steel, full muffler catback that flows extremely well for being so quiet.
Rumbler is an entery level catback that cures the Rasp problem of the Loudmouth by having a bullet style muffler in the I-pipe instead of a resonator.
Long story short, both are catbacks. D/D is quieter than a Rumbler. D/D costs more and won't rust. Rumbler is pretty cheap and sounds good.
Sound is very subjective, so visit ls1sounds.com
D/D is a stainless steel, full muffler catback that flows extremely well for being so quiet.
Rumbler is an entery level catback that cures the Rasp problem of the Loudmouth by having a bullet style muffler in the I-pipe instead of a resonator.
Long story short, both are catbacks. D/D is quieter than a Rumbler. D/D costs more and won't rust. Rumbler is pretty cheap and sounds good.
Sound is very subjective, so visit ls1sounds.com
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Originally Posted by davered00ss
LT's are illegal in CA. Get the loudmouth for sound.
get the dual/dual for flow and sound
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Judging by LS1sound.com......I really like the sound of the Rumbler myself, big difference from stock to it! Have you guys seen the tips for the Rumbler though? I've seen the ovals....and I dont care for them on T/A's. Anyone seen the other tips?
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It looks like they have some different choice in tips actually... Magnaflow and Ractivs.
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=195&catid=46
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=195&catid=46
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I guess I'll just give them a call, find out what the Ractivs look like. Hope they're not oval too....I'd rather have dual tips myself. Those oval tips look awesome on the Camaros though! JMO