Exhaust setting off car alarms?
. with all the stock cats and manifolds for now. Force mufflers and 2.5" divorced dual pipes.
04-20-2007, 03:11 PM
#14
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RE: Exhaust setting off car alarms?
I have that exact set up and I have not yet set off an alarm. But my exhaust is really loud and I love it. It seems a bit raspy at first, but somehow it breaks ina little bit or did something because it's not as raspy as it was before. So I'm just warning you it will be somewhat raspy around 2800-3100 rpm's because of the straight through mufflers of the lm2's.
04-20-2007, 03:26 PM
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RE: Exhaust setting off car alarms?
I had a truck that would set off more alarms than the stang.. But the stangs exhaust goes out the back so I think that could be why.. but I have set off a few its kinda funny...
04-20-2007, 04:07 PM
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RE: Exhaust setting off car alarms?
Lm's dont give off as much of a rumble as chambered mufflers.You can have an exhaust as loud as you want but if it doesn't make stuff vibrate it wont set off any alarms.
04-20-2007, 04:10 PM
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RE: Exhaust setting off car alarms?
ORIGINAL: 99GTvert
Currently I have O/R H w/ Flow weld in's....I want to switch to LM2's this summer, and then it hit me.
Will my exhaust be too loud, as in set off alarms occasionally?
[:@]
Also, if your setup sets off alarms occasionally, could you post it?
Currently I have O/R H w/ Flow weld in's....I want to switch to LM2's this summer, and then it hit me.
Will my exhaust be too loud, as in set off alarms occasionally?
[:@] Also, if your setup sets off alarms occasionally, could you post it?
