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Best bang for the buck?
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Staging Lane
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Best bang for the buck? Texas Speed Rumbler 3" Catback for 230$ vs SLP Loudmouth I Exhaust 400$
Just wondering if some of you have had both and liked one or the other or if they are about the same??? Sorry if this has been asked before but im about to get some pipes so I wouldnt mind hearing what some people think?
Just wondering if some of you have had both and liked one or the other or if they are about the same??? Sorry if this has been asked before but im about to get some pipes so I wouldnt mind hearing what some people think?
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I was in the same boat a little over a year ago. I went with the Rumbler because:
1) I live in CA, so it doesn't see ANY road salt, and SS doesn't matter to me because it will probably never rust. My car sits in a garage when parked, and doesn't go out in the rain all that often.
2) It was cheaper, and I wanted a choice for tips. However, I got lazy and got a pair of Hooker tips for $25. I'm now too lazy to get new tips welded on, so I just deal with it.
3) I really like the sound of the Rumbler. I've heard many people compare it to a Borlamouth; I've never heard a Borlamouth personally, but I think my car sounds pretty good.
1) I live in CA, so it doesn't see ANY road salt, and SS doesn't matter to me because it will probably never rust. My car sits in a garage when parked, and doesn't go out in the rain all that often.
2) It was cheaper, and I wanted a choice for tips. However, I got lazy and got a pair of Hooker tips for $25. I'm now too lazy to get new tips welded on, so I just deal with it.
3) I really like the sound of the Rumbler. I've heard many people compare it to a Borlamouth; I've never heard a Borlamouth personally, but I think my car sounds pretty good.