Disappointing Exhaust
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From: IL
Originally Posted by FCmaniac' date='Jan 29 2003, 01:09 AM
This cold weather is starting to drive me nuts. I have a lot of work to do outside and on the cars and it sucks just STANDING outside. 
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From: Portland, OR
Yeah we need a sound check, upload your car sounds. Soon as I replace the batteries in my MP3 player (it records) I'll upload mine. I think it sounds decent, formula is: RB Header, Presilencer, DynoMax muffler to a $10 piece of crap rear turbo muffler (without that rear muffler it's TOO LOUD). 2-1/2" pipe all the way back. 6 port sleves removed. It has the rap rap rap sound of a bridgeport.
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From: transylvania
Originally Posted by Geoffman72' date='Jan 28 2003, 08:04 PM
Well, mine is a TII so it would sound a tad different.
Bigtime, post up a clip of your CS exhaust if you can, that must be hella loud!
Bigtime, post up a clip of your CS exhaust if you can, that must be hella loud!
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From: IL
Originally Posted by dac' date='Jan 29 2003, 01:42 AM
Yeah we need a sound check, upload your car sounds. Soon as I replace the batteries in my MP3 player (it records) I'll upload mine. I think it sounds decent, formula is: RB Header, Presilencer, DynoMax muffler to a $10 piece of crap rear turbo muffler (without that rear muffler it's TOO LOUD). 2-1/2" pipe all the way back. 6 port sleves removed. It has the rap rap rap sound of a bridgeport.
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To me, it's loudness and performance. I'm certain I can feel a good difference with the cats gone. From seat of the pants to going to redline faster and I have an easier time getting it moving from a standstill. I like to be able able to hear the exhaust note as I go through the gears and it helps me shift better.
