StainlessWorks???
StainlessWorks??? I've heard Stainlessworks makes some nice exhaust systems, headers, etc, good products.
What about the chambered round mufflers, no rasp and deep throaty sound? would it sound as good as GMMG since they are their supplier?
Also, there are many to choose from, which one would u recommend me? would I need anything else besides the muffler to get a great sound (my car is 100% stock, and I just wanna get rid of the stock sound)?
Thanks for your help!
http://www.stainlessworks.net/cart/i...hp?cPath=24_78
What about the chambered round mufflers, no rasp and deep throaty sound? would it sound as good as GMMG since they are their supplier?
Also, there are many to choose from, which one would u recommend me? would I need anything else besides the muffler to get a great sound (my car is 100% stock, and I just wanna get rid of the stock sound)?
Thanks for your help!
http://www.stainlessworks.net/cart/i...hp?cPath=24_78
Last edited by Intimidator SS; Dec 23, 2005 at 05:03 PM.
I got to drive a chambered exhaust setup with LG headers, and it was rediculous.. beautiful... awe inspiring! If my car didn't come w/ Borla I would go w/ either SW or GMMG chambered setup.
No rasp, and sound was mint. One thing I don't like about SW chambered setup is the chambers are close to tips, and kinda makes a funky look.. but noone sees that anyways..
Definately a vote for SW catback
No rasp, and sound was mint. One thing I don't like about SW chambered setup is the chambers are close to tips, and kinda makes a funky look.. but noone sees that anyways..
Definately a vote for SW catback
Stainless Works does NOT make the GMMG.
One nice thing is how 304 Stainless steel has a unique sound, say compared to aluminized metal or even 409 steel. Stainless Works uses 304 steel. The y-pipe takes a little effort to fit, and I had mine welded for peace of mind.
One nice thing is how 304 Stainless steel has a unique sound, say compared to aluminized metal or even 409 steel. Stainless Works uses 304 steel. The y-pipe takes a little effort to fit, and I had mine welded for peace of mind.
SS makes a great product. I wouldn't hessitate to use them. We are using them to for all of our piping. I know them well and any issues you have they'd be happy to help you with.
Merry X-mas John how's your car doin?
Merry X-mas John how's your car doin?
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Thanks guys!
Doesn't StainlessWorks supply GMMG of chambered mufflers in order for them (GMMG) to work and finish the systems and mak'em as popular as they are today?
What would be the right round chambered muffler for my stock fbody and for a great sound? 3"? 2.5"? 2 1/4"? they are $154.99 or $124.99, what is the difference?
Doesn't StainlessWorks supply GMMG of chambered mufflers in order for them (GMMG) to work and finish the systems and mak'em as popular as they are today?
What would be the right round chambered muffler for my stock fbody and for a great sound? 3"? 2.5"? 2 1/4"? they are $154.99 or $124.99, what is the difference?
Last edited by Intimidator SS; Dec 26, 2005 at 12:36 PM.
just get what fits, you will like the sound alot. I have their headers/y/chamberred exhaust and it sounds great.
I think I have some sound clips from the dyno runs at
http://www.campione.org/car.htm
I think I have some sound clips from the dyno runs at
http://www.campione.org/car.htm
