Catbacks vs Mufflers?
So, currently right now I have a mac catback and mac o/r h and the sound is not really loud enough for me anymore.
I was wondering the best way I can get the loudest setup for me that has the deepest, or the most muscle sound?
From what I have heard, I like the SLP LMII but I am not exactly sure if that is the loudest I can possibly go, or a good way. Also, would I be better attempting to get a new catback system or attempt to have someone weld in some mufflers, just the thing is there aren't that many good welders. Or could a clamp on be ok?
Thanks guys for your help.
I was wondering the best way I can get the loudest setup for me that has the deepest, or the most muscle sound?
From what I have heard, I like the SLP LMII but I am not exactly sure if that is the loudest I can possibly go, or a good way. Also, would I be better attempting to get a new catback system or attempt to have someone weld in some mufflers, just the thing is there aren't that many good welders. Or could a clamp on be ok?
Thanks guys for your help.
ORIGINAL: lazyeye
so if you have mufflers there is no need for cats???
so if you have mufflers there is no need for cats???
You already have 3' stainless tips with the Mac. If you got SLP you'll be getting 3.5' stainless tips. I would just have new mufflers put in as opposed to spending 450 bucks buying a whole new catback.
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ORIGINAL: lighswitch
If you want real loud do some BBK LT's with a o/r h pipe with a set a 10 Series Flowmaster Race mufflers .!!!
If you want real loud do some BBK LT's with a o/r h pipe with a set a 10 Series Flowmaster Race mufflers .!!!



