Driving Without Mufflers
03-21-2006, 06:12 PM
#14
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
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RE: Driving Without Mufflers
ORIGINAL: philthy89fifty
"slp loudmouths" is just a fancy way of saying glasspacks.
"slp loudmouths" is just a fancy way of saying glasspacks.
03-21-2006, 07:29 PM
#15
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RE: Driving Without Mufflers
ORIGINAL: Steeda1716
Not at all,Slp's have that tonee the one that makes me get a woody everytime i turn my car on...
ORIGINAL: philthy89fifty
"slp loudmouths" is just a fancy way of saying glasspacks.
"slp loudmouths" is just a fancy way of saying glasspacks.
03-21-2006, 07:34 PM
#16
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RE: Driving Without Mufflers
90Mustangfan
I did this for a short period of time about a 2-weeks while I was waiting for the new mac pro dumps...heres what happened...First off, its way loud and what it did my car was real loud but wasnt really going no where. the exhaust had no tone it sounded like raspy air rushing through pipw no tone or rumble...i also lost alot of throttle respone and low end torqu, I lost all low end, but topend was freaking amazing it pulled hard at 2500rpm and up but below 2000rpm it flat sucked....
I did this for a short period of time about a 2-weeks while I was waiting for the new mac pro dumps...heres what happened...First off, its way loud and what it did my car was real loud but wasnt really going no where. the exhaust had no tone it sounded like raspy air rushing through pipw no tone or rumble...i also lost alot of throttle respone and low end torqu, I lost all low end, but topend was freaking amazing it pulled hard at 2500rpm and up but below 2000rpm it flat sucked....
