has any one tried exhaust like this on there mc ss
08-12-2012, 09:45 PM
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has any one tried exhaust like this on there mc ss a friend of mine used to have a camaro with this exhaust one side has like a stright pipe and the other has the muffler and it has a bad *** tone was woundering if any one tried something like this on my mc ss
but since the muffler dont fit like the camaro i was thinking something like this
what are yalls opinions on this
but since the muffler dont fit like the camaro i was thinking something like this
what are yalls opinions on this
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From what I understand about exhaust (which isnt much lol) I would think that would make 2 different tones in exhaust sound. Maybe you could get a similar muffler with one inlet and two outlet??
08-13-2012, 12:03 AM
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The exhaust will primarily go the path of least resistance, ie, the side without the bend/muffler.
The reason borla has the exhaust like that is because it's "adjustable"-it has plates the owners can put in (on the passenger side tail pipe)
This is so the owner can choose between a quieter tone that goes completely through the muffler, or a straight pipe setup with just changing out a plate, or they can add a little resistance with another plate (with a small hole in it) to have an "in-between" sound.
Also, borla is directly compatible with QTP electric cutouts. An owner can put in an electric cutout in the passenger side tail pipe (bolts right in) and from the flip off a switch inside the car, you can go from completely quiet/muffled to straight-pipe in seconds.
So, unless you go the electric cutout route, it'd be a waste of time IMO to not just go with a complete muffler setup.
The reason borla has the exhaust like that is because it's "adjustable"-it has plates the owners can put in (on the passenger side tail pipe)
This is so the owner can choose between a quieter tone that goes completely through the muffler, or a straight pipe setup with just changing out a plate, or they can add a little resistance with another plate (with a small hole in it) to have an "in-between" sound.
Also, borla is directly compatible with QTP electric cutouts. An owner can put in an electric cutout in the passenger side tail pipe (bolts right in) and from the flip off a switch inside the car, you can go from completely quiet/muffled to straight-pipe in seconds.
So, unless you go the electric cutout route, it'd be a waste of time IMO to not just go with a complete muffler setup.
08-13-2012, 09:04 PM
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The exhaust will primarily go the path of least resistance, ie, the side without the bend/muffler.
The reason borla has the exhaust like that is because it's "adjustable"-it has plates the owners can put in (on the passenger side tail pipe)
This is so the owner can choose between a quieter tone that goes completely through the muffler, or a straight pipe setup with just changing out a plate, or they can add a little resistance with another plate (with a small hole in it) to have an "in-between" sound.
Also, borla is directly compatible with QTP electric cutouts. An owner can put in an electric cutout in the passenger side tail pipe (bolts right in) and from the flip off a switch inside the car, you can go from completely quiet/muffled to straight-pipe in seconds.
So, unless you go the electric cutout route, it'd be a waste of time IMO to not just go with a complete muffler setup.
The reason borla has the exhaust like that is because it's "adjustable"-it has plates the owners can put in (on the passenger side tail pipe)
This is so the owner can choose between a quieter tone that goes completely through the muffler, or a straight pipe setup with just changing out a plate, or they can add a little resistance with another plate (with a small hole in it) to have an "in-between" sound.
Also, borla is directly compatible with QTP electric cutouts. An owner can put in an electric cutout in the passenger side tail pipe (bolts right in) and from the flip off a switch inside the car, you can go from completely quiet/muffled to straight-pipe in seconds.
So, unless you go the electric cutout route, it'd be a waste of time IMO to not just go with a complete muffler setup.
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08-17-2012, 09:01 PM
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Your not going to sound the way a Camaro sounds. Thats just a fact. It is an LS motor but its a truck motor. If you want that sound just get an electric cutout from the axle back..best bang for the buck..
and will do what your asking basically.
and will do what your asking basically.
