Planning new exhaust.. What do you think?
Planning new exhaust.. What do you think? This is what I'm thinking:
Hooker LT
Random Cats (Set up so I can unbolt the and replace with straight pipes)
Dual cut outs
Dual all the way out
2 Hooker Aeromax mufflers 3" center in/center out (Where the stock muffler is)
Cost about $900 for parts
Probably $200 to have someone do everything but the header in install.
Suggestions please.
Hooker LT
Random Cats (Set up so I can unbolt the and replace with straight pipes)
Dual cut outs
Dual all the way out
2 Hooker Aeromax mufflers 3" center in/center out (Where the stock muffler is)
Cost about $900 for parts
Probably $200 to have someone do everything but the header in install.
Suggestions please.
Re: Planning new exhaust.. What do you think? Sounds like a good setup. Little pricey for me. I have Hooker LT's with straight pipes running into a couple of Dynomax Bullet Mufflers with turndowns. I only drive the car to the street races or at the strip so the loud exhaust doesnt bother me much. But your setup sounds like a good combo.
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Re: Planning new exhaust.. What do you think? The exhaust system you are planning seems to be an excellent setup. Dual all the way seems like would be more power. If you run at the track--definitely Long tubes, no cats, and good flowing catback with the cut-outs install. Personally, I have FLP's Headers and Y Pipe with SLP Dual Catback with cut-out install rear before the rear axle. Car does run faster with the cut-out opened. Just for your information. Cheers.
Re: Planning new exhaust.. What do you think? </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by Postal:
<strong>You might want to run a X or H pipe to that combo.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I forgot to add that part.. The H-pipe will be right after the cats before the cut outs (I think, but not sure, maybe after the cut outs). I know the cats need to be as close to the headers as possible.
<strong>You might want to run a X or H pipe to that combo.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I forgot to add that part.. The H-pipe will be right after the cats before the cut outs (I think, but not sure, maybe after the cut outs). I know the cats need to be as close to the headers as possible.
