Which sounds better
#1
Which sounds better
I want my 2004'monte Carlo s/c to sound bada@$$ I want it to be heard. I looked under at the stock and saw 2 mufflers at back and 2 in middle? Plus cat. I don't care if the sound is legal or not I want it to sound good any suggestions. Cut-outs etc. thank you
#8
drop mufflers
Like stated above. There are plenty of threads posted here on exhaust. What I have done and will be doing as a total package. Drop and replace the 'U' bend, drop the resinator, high flow cat, no mufflers. Right now I run with out mufflers. I love it. Some guys drop the cat. Not legal. I won't do it. Even though in Olympia WA. we do not do air quality test .
#9
well here's mine.... it was windy so it overloads the microphone when i rev it (to 6250 rpm), its not really raspy in person unless i really pin it and wind it up fast
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and here's a flyby
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but i have to say it'd be a lot more fun if the exhaust was completely silent and all you could hear was the crazy high pitched supercharger whine when i fly by... it'd be so fun
honestly if i could do it over i would go with the zzp 3" catback with all the quiet stuff.
and for those saying the 3" would be too big for a stock engine, it's not, as long as you have those (fire starting) manifolds on there they are the bottleneck causing the back-pressure so you dont lose much down low<iframe style="border: 2px inset; width: 540px; height: 250px;" tabindex="1" id="vB_Editor_001_iframe"></iframe>
I need a better camera - YouTube
and here's a flyby
closed course flyby - YouTube
but i have to say it'd be a lot more fun if the exhaust was completely silent and all you could hear was the crazy high pitched supercharger whine when i fly by... it'd be so fun
honestly if i could do it over i would go with the zzp 3" catback with all the quiet stuff.
and for those saying the 3" would be too big for a stock engine, it's not, as long as you have those (fire starting) manifolds on there they are the bottleneck causing the back-pressure so you dont lose much down low<iframe style="border: 2px inset; width: 540px; height: 250px;" tabindex="1" id="vB_Editor_001_iframe"></iframe>
#10
You definately have not heard Zippy02's video, it is totally bad a$$... Check it out, and be prepared to spend some serious dow...