what are some good sounding and loud mufflers for my stock exhaust system.im on a budget

 

Pypes violator.

 

All depends on what the rest of your exhaust setup is...

For true duals with an X-Pipe and 2 mufflers dumped before the axle, you might try Dynomax Bullets, or some glasspacks. Both are long, narrow-bodied mufflers that work well in limited space/ clearance.

For a catback system, just install a cutout for instant loud...

 

Spintech...or the Mufflex system.

 

loved my GMMG when it was stock, hate it now. Also liked my LM1.

 

DynoMax fan

 

If your just changing the muffler look into Edelbrock SDT or Pypes, either street pro or Violator if you want a controlled more refined GMMG sound.

 

I'm with this guy ^

 

for some reason i cant find any lt1 f-bodies with pypes videos. id love to hear it. anyone have any videos?

 

Magnaflow sounds good.. Not 2 loud.. Sounds agressive wen in high rpms

 

you tube has a ls1, same car but w/ two different versions of there muffler. There is also a lt1 firebird but with there pro V which they no longer make and sound nothing like a there street pro or violator. The street pro and violator basically look like a the inside of a Gmmg chambered muffler but in a crossflow f-body muffler shell. The street pro has sound packing material like a magnaflow and the violator has none.

 

I was going to mention Magnaflow, but he said he wanted loud. The Mag is a great sounding and inexpensive ($100) muffler for the LT1 but it's not loud IMO, and I guess some people prefer loud over good.

 

ive heard borla and its one of the best sounds ive heard but would it be loud compared to like a flowmaster 40

 

Hooker aerochamber would be my personal favorite.

 

so i just went to this one guys shop and asked him how much in labor it would cost to just put on a muffler and he said 125 bucks. do you guys think thats a bunch of ****. and is it easy just to use clamps to put the muffler on

 

Is he making new tail pipes or you gonna reuse the factory ones? To weld in just a muffler and reuse the stock tail pipes should be in the $70.00 zone. About 1/2 hr labor for a exhaust shop. You can weld the tail pipes on but I like to use band clamps on the inlet of the muffler. This if you have to remove it, well it will make life easier.

 

How much do these run for in the wallet? I kind of want one but, have a budget.

 

all i can really find for a factory replacement fit muffler is the flow master 80 (wich i have) do you guys know of any others

 

For a completely stock exhaust, I think Flowmaster's 80 series muffler sounds absofreakinlutely fantastic.

 

Magnaflow and Hooker have direct replacements