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I just bought an 02 SS M6 and I was wondering what Headers/Exhaust combo provides the best sound/performance? Money is not part of the equation! I have already bought the SLP airlid, SLP MAF, and SLP smooth bellow. Any information would be much appreciated. Thanks
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Originally Posted by MY1stSS
I just bought an 02 SS M6 and I was wondering what Headers/Exhaust combo provides the best sound/performance? Money is not part of the equation! I have already bought the SLP airlid, SLP MAF, and SLP smooth bellow. Any information would be much appreciated. Thanks
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Definite Kooks or QTPs. Best sound and best flowing are true duals dumped before the axle. If you are looking for a catback and out the rear, you will get a lot of different comments on which SOUNDS best. GMMG, Borla, Corsa, SLP LM, Hooker, Magnaflow, blah,blah,blah. I'm a bit partial to GMMG.
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As far as sound is concerned you can get a great sampling of different combos at ls1sounds.com
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Best sounding and best flowing may not always be found in the same setup especially since "good" sound is a matter of personal preference. My car is BONE STOCK unfortunately
but I've heard a lot of different setups in person on other folks' cars and personally while most people say they like the sound of true duals, I for one don't like it. True duals are, however, the best flowing setup hands down. For excellent sound quality, +1 for the GMMG.
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