Spiffu

I'm currently using SLP powerflo axlebacks (the SLPs WITH mufflers) and while it does sound great, I want my car to be loud at idle and louder at the various rpm ranges.

With the cats and mufflers still on.

So, I can only think of X pipe and new headers right now, I've though about getting Corsa axlebacks since those have been highly recomended.

Anything else?

howarmat

Why not the loudmouths?? That seems like the easiest choice.

Corsa sound awesome but are really only loud at WOT. At idle they are very quite.

X-pipe might add the sound you want but Ithinkjust getting the loudmouth will do it.

Spiffu

Loudmouths are just pieces of pipe. No mufflers, me being in **** california that requires mufflers to pass smog.

Unless thats changed.

howarmat

Many people are running them and I dont think they have any problems at all. Hell it takes less than an hour to switch so you can go back to stock when it comes time for inspection.

Spiffu

I was just looking at this, I don't see mufflers anywhere on the list. So I may be getting some loudmouths soon.
http://www.smogcheck.ca.gov/stdpage....s-Jan_1993.htm

blike

I'm not 100% sure, but I'm almost positive you don't have to have mufflers to smog in California.

06Redfire3V

x pipe would make it crazy loud. nice loud tho

howarmat

Remember that

x pipe = raspy and loud
h-pipe = deeper and louder

06GT4RAD

You do NOT need mufflers to pass Smog, however you do need Mufflers as stated in the Vehicle code

http://www.enjoythedrive.com/content/?id=8134

What i would do is this Get the JBA Shorty Headers they are the ONLY SMOG legal headers for here. Get a short X Pipe like the Bassani and then swap out those SLP for some Borlas Stingers.

Richard

ohsixgt1217

LM's have resonators in them which is technically a type of muffler. You will pass emissions with slp LM's in any state.