"Big stall" users in here.......
Also, DamianLS1 on this board says that the Hooker 3" catback totally cured it. But I doubt you want to step down from the 4" exhaust you currently have.
Try out the bullet mufflers, they are only about $35 each from Jeg's plus the cost of welding them in.
Dan
Shawn, I feel your pain!!! I drove around with Mac's, ORP, and the Loudmouth exhaust. Now I don't think you could fathom how TERRIBLE that rasp was. I was seriously embarrassed to drive my car.
I installed a Hooker catback, thanks to Dan's advice, about 2 months after having the headers. I can assure you it sounds like musical viagra. There is ZERO rasp that you speak of, and while cruising down the highway at high speeds I could barely tell I had no cats.
If you ever decide to go that route, I doubt you would lose much, if anything. Dan's car made 16 rwhp just slapping on this exhaust. You don't even see that much from a wide open Loudmouth <img src="images/icons/shocked.gif" border="0">
Good luck and email me if you have any other questions.
Josh
I have the Hooker catback, and have been trying to decide if I need to get another catback once I get the 422 in (which will be in a few weeks). Does the Hooker flow well enough to work on the larger displacement engine with either Mac (with stock cats) or FLP headers? I had been thinking about going with the LM, but you guys seem to indicate that this combination would lead to bad fart-drone. Any comments??
As far as I know, the fart-drone is only present when using MAC ORP's. FLP's may have it as well, but when cats are used, it goes away.
While I like the sound of ORP cars, I need to keep my sanity so I'll be running cats when I do my headers (most likely MACs with Random Tech bullet cats).
Dan
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