Roush High Performace Cat-Bak vs Loudmouth II's on a 2010 GT
#1
Roush High Performace Cat-Bak vs Loudmouth II's on a 2010 GT
Asking for opinions once again. I have SLP Loudmouth II's on my 2010 GT currently. I am wanting to go with the Roush High Performance Cat-Back Exhaust. I don't know anyone in the area who has a this Roush exhaust so the closest I have heard it is through videos and audio online and we all know it's nothing like hearing it in person. What am I getting myself into? How would you compare the Loudmouth II's to the Roush as far as sound quality? Thanks.
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roush only has one exhaust for the 2010, its the extreme no matter what they are calling it. it sounds awesome, loud, aggressive, your neighbors may hate you. it has drone in some ranges, mostly around 2500 to 3000 from what i hear. Did i mention its loud? I drove a 427r that had it, and its one of the more popular systems on the boards. It sounds great, haven't heard the other one to compare. Vids simply don;t do the roush system justice.
#5
I have said it before and I'll say it again: I have the Roush O/R (the only Roush exhaust for the 2010), and it's OUTSTANDING. I get compliments everywhere I go. If you stay out of the gas in your neighborhood, the neighbors will be fine.
As for drone, I got virtually none with my tune/gearing. But, as discussed a billion other times, drone is a crapshoot and varies by car.
As for drone, I got virtually none with my tune/gearing. But, as discussed a billion other times, drone is a crapshoot and varies by car.
#6
I have the roush exhaust for sale if your interested. Ill make you a deal shipping wont be too bad since its only NC. I love it and the only reason I am selling it is because I did longtubes and its just too loud with the high flow cats and all. Let me know
#7
all those catbacks you listed are very similar: midmounted, straight thru bullet style race mufflers, they will sound very similar.
so i think switching from a LM2 (which must be a custom job) to the roush wont be that much different, althought the roush system may be the best made system for fitment and materials.
so i think switching from a LM2 (which must be a custom job) to the roush wont be that much different, althought the roush system may be the best made system for fitment and materials.