Exhaust after the x-pipe
12-25-2005, 01:38 AM
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RE: Exhaust after the x-pipe
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Thanks that gives me some good options. now i just got to save some cash to make some nice sounds.
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Thanks that gives me some good options. now i just got to save some cash to make some nice sounds.
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After the catback....look into some lowering springs.
12-25-2005, 04:28 AM
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RE: Exhaust after the x-pipe
i live by SLP.
top of the line quality and the fitment can't get any easier and they have 3 different types of mufflers. if you like a race car sound if you will get the loudmouth 1's ( i have clips with the lm1s and off road x on my car if you want just PM me) loudmouth II's are real deep and loud and sound amazing and they have the more traditional muffler styled system called Powerflo. can't give any props to this system as i have never heard it.
top of the line quality and the fitment can't get any easier and they have 3 different types of mufflers. if you like a race car sound if you will get the loudmouth 1's ( i have clips with the lm1s and off road x on my car if you want just PM me) loudmouth II's are real deep and loud and sound amazing and they have the more traditional muffler styled system called Powerflo. can't give any props to this system as i have never heard it.
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