Custom Loudmouth?
Custom Loudmouth? Has anyone ever put two mufflers before the tips on a loudmouth set-up? Would it be possible? I have a bullet in the I-pipe and it is way too loud? Any suggestions other than changing exhaust? Thanks
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From: England
Are you running cats/LT's/cam?
In theory you should be able to do this, but the pipe on the passengers side is not straight so you will likely need an exhaust shop to fab up a bend with the muffler else the tips won't be in the correct place. Maybe some 10 series Flowmasters would work as you can get them as short muffers (6" I think).
Kinda curious if you didn't want loud why have a Loudmouth?
In theory you should be able to do this, but the pipe on the passengers side is not straight so you will likely need an exhaust shop to fab up a bend with the muffler else the tips won't be in the correct place. Maybe some 10 series Flowmasters would work as you can get them as short muffers (6" I think).
Kinda curious if you didn't want loud why have a Loudmouth?
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Before you do anything to drastic I suggest you replace the current LM "muffler" with the muffler on the LM2. My friend has the LM2 on his 98 Camaro and it sounds great. It actually uses a real muffler instead of an expansion chamber. The interior noise is not bad at all and it has a great low tone. BTW he is still running manifolds and the stock Y. You can check out sound clips of it on LS1sounds.com. Good luck!
