INSANELY LOUD EXHAUST
#11
I'm running an O/R X and a Mac Catback, and it's deafening doing a flyby, but sounds amazing. I've looked into Borla, but I can't get past the boat sound at low RPM.
Any O/R pipe + LM1's are going to be unpleasantly loud. Especially at highway speeds, I can only imagine how loud those things get in the cabin.
BTW, check out this setup. This is what I want to run someday when money allows. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zswnDsKdMz0
Any O/R pipe + LM1's are going to be unpleasantly loud. Especially at highway speeds, I can only imagine how loud those things get in the cabin.
BTW, check out this setup. This is what I want to run someday when money allows. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zswnDsKdMz0
#12
IMO, 90% of your actual volume is going to come from the midpipe, meaning whether or not you have cats. The other 10% is due to the muffler design. SLP LM1s are not mufflers, they are simply a hollow tube....resonator. Headers do little to absolutely nothing for exhaust volume imo. I had an ORX paired with flowmasters, and it was loud, but with tone. It resonated pretty bad at any speed inside the cabin, caused a lot of interior rattles as well. I plan on going with magnapacks or some other straight thru muff next time for better exhaust flow than the chambered/baffled muffs. Like everyone else has stated, for all out screamimg loudness, go with the SLPs and any O/R pipe.
#13
IMO, 90% of your actual volume is going to come from the midpipe, meaning whether or not you have cats. The other 10% is due to the muffler design. SLP LM1s are not mufflers, they are simply a hollow tube....resonator. Headers do little to absolutely nothing for exhaust volume imo. I had an ORX paired with flowmasters, and it was loud, but with tone. It resonated pretty bad at any speed inside the cabin, caused a lot of interior rattles as well. I plan on going with magnapacks or some other straight thru muff next time for better exhaust flow than the chambered/baffled muffs. Like everyone else has stated, for all out screamimg loudness, go with the SLPs and any O/R pipe.
#14
hmmm after reading all this kinda makes me want to change my mind on the setup i was going for....i was going to get slp longtubes with the catted x pipe but everyone says to get the off road so now im all confused.....
#15
O/R is the best flowing, but going with longtubes is the shiznit so I wouldn't worry about it. that's a great set up...an expensive one but a great one. The X flows just a tad better than the H. It won't have that low rumble the H does, but having high-flow cats won't hurt ya a noticeable amount. Go with the tone of a chambered muff IMO if you're going with an X. I'll make it simple for ya...longtubes, catted X, either bassani or flows super 44s. Bassani being a little louder, flows still damn loud but with a deeper tone.
#16
X- or H-
If you believe that 90% of the sound comes from the X-pipe, lets say that I decide to keep my stock headers and Flowmaster Dumps, but change the catted X-pipe to a catless H- or X-.
If I go H-, will the performance decrease be noticeable?
I want a sound that rumbles low and loud at idle, and really gets loud when you step on it, without getting to high-pitched. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
If I go H-, will the performance decrease be noticeable?
I want a sound that rumbles low and loud at idle, and really gets loud when you step on it, without getting to high-pitched. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
#18
+1^^^^We could tell ya a million different opinions about a million different exhaust combos, youtube has a clip of just about all of them....streetfire.net has some also. Definately do LTs if you can afford to.
#20
yes, but I wouldn't do the midlength because you never know if you'll want to switch midpipes. Neither shorty or regular midpipes fit with mid length headers. Pretty sure I'm correct with that info. That's just me though, if you find a clip of the mid length setup and love it that much to where you think you'll just stick with it forever and forever, then go with it. By the way, is that the story you've heard on mid length headers...that the engine doesn't have to be lifted for installation? Now you've got me thinking mid length as it may be a helluva lot more affordable than LTs considering the installation cost for LTs. Hmmm.