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Sounds worse than no muffler... What kind of bullet?
No offense, you asked. I chopped the rear section off my 97 z m6 and it sounds great with surprisingly no rasp or popping at all. But I have my entire exhaust on still, cats ect it's just cut right at the turn that goes into the muffler and tips. Finished my lt headers today though, borla going on.
No offense, you asked. I chopped the rear section off my 97 z m6 and it sounds great with surprisingly no rasp or popping at all. But I have my entire exhaust on still, cats ect it's just cut right at the turn that goes into the muffler and tips. Finished my lt headers today though, borla going on.
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Well I guess now that I know my car sounds like **** I'll go ahead and buy a dynomax bullet. I used the one that was already on the car, sounds nice at idle but I thought myself it sounded kinda bad when in high rpm range. Just wanted to get more opinions.
I believe the bullet that is on it now is a summit brand glasspak bullet. I was hoping it would give me the sound I wanted but I guess not.
Can anyone tell me if a dynomax bullet will change the sound much or not?
I believe the bullet that is on it now is a summit brand glasspak bullet. I was hoping it would give me the sound I wanted but I guess not.
Can anyone tell me if a dynomax bullet will change the sound much or not?
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Well I guess now that I know my car sounds like **** I'll go ahead and buy a dynomax bullet. I used the one that was already on the car, sounds nice at idle but I thought myself it sounded kinda bad when in high rpm range. Just wanted to get more opinions.
I believe the bullet that is on it now is a summit brand glasspak bullet. I was hoping it would give me the sound I wanted but I guess not.
Can anyone tell me if a dynomax bullet will change the sound much or not?
I believe the bullet that is on it now is a summit brand glasspak bullet. I was hoping it would give me the sound I wanted but I guess not.
Can anyone tell me if a dynomax bullet will change the sound much or not?
From personal experience my favorite bullet mufflers that actually have a tone and will quiet/smooth it out some are - Spintech, Moroso spiral flow, Magnaflow, and Dynomax. The best IMO is the Magnaflow, real nice quality polished stainless, and a really nice tone that will get rid of most if not all the popping backfiring sound you get with running no muffler. That's why they are so popular to put in the SLP Loudmouth cat backs, they give it a nice deeper tone, kill the pops, and still rip like crazy.
Spintech bullets rock too, I had 2 dumped be4 the rear axle on my z but went to a full exhaust after the loud *** 383 cc306 build.
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If you need another bullet/s and don't want to spend a ton of money, I've got the 2 Spintech bullets from my dumped setup still sitting in my garage collecting dust. They are stainless 3" in/out and have 3" turndowns welded on them, with rubber hangers as well you can use or simply take off. They have some road rash on the bottoms, but install them with that side up and they look perfect.
Just figured I'd offer, I don't foresee me needing to use them again. I'd let you have them dirt cheap for a fellow forum bud.
Just figured I'd offer, I don't foresee me needing to use them again. I'd let you have them dirt cheap for a fellow forum bud.