exhaust for LS1 T/A
07-29-2002 | 10:00 PM
#2
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Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 457
From: Grand Rapids, MI USA
Corsa, nothing fits the gap in the bumper better! Looks like it was made perfectly for the TA. Pics and sound clips are on my homepage.
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Grand Rapids, MI
2002 WS6
http://www.sigma-epsilon.org/steve
stevedertien@attbi.com
Whisper Lid, Grotyohann Headers and Y-pipe, Corsa Exhaust, BMR SFC's, McLeod Single Disk, Spohn Torque Arm, LCA and Panhard Rod and much more to come
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Grand Rapids, MI
2002 WS6
http://www.sigma-epsilon.org/steve
stevedertien@attbi.com
Whisper Lid, Grotyohann Headers and Y-pipe, Corsa Exhaust, BMR SFC's, McLeod Single Disk, Spohn Torque Arm, LCA and Panhard Rod and much more to come
07-30-2002 | 07:42 AM
#4
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Joined: May 2001
Posts: 1,122
From: Memphis, TN, USA
GMHTP Magazine did an article a few months back. In the article they compared a stock WS6 exhaust with an aftermarket cat-back. There were very minimal gains (I think it was less than 5 HP)
So, for that reason, I'm happy with my Flowmaster 80 muffler and original WS6 ehaust tips.
[This message has been edited by rncotton (edited July 30, 2002).]
So, for that reason, I'm happy with my Flowmaster 80 muffler and original WS6 ehaust tips.
[This message has been edited by rncotton (edited July 30, 2002).]
07-30-2002 | 11:25 AM
#5
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Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 511
From: Soon to be Pensacola
-->Dynomouth!<--
Dynomouth + lid + free mods= 318 rwhp/334 ft lbs on my 98.
98s are known for ~280 rwhp stock.
http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread...ight=dynomouth
http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread...ight=dynomouth
http://www.hhbc.com/justin96bird/exhaust.htm
Check sig for sound clip.
Good luck
Dave
Btw: Did I mention it was $140 with parts, labor, shipping, professional installation and all?
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[This message has been edited by ratio411 (edited July 30, 2002).]
Dynomouth + lid + free mods= 318 rwhp/334 ft lbs on my 98.
98s are known for ~280 rwhp stock.
http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread...ight=dynomouth
http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread...ight=dynomouth
http://www.hhbc.com/justin96bird/exhaust.htm
Check sig for sound clip.
Good luck
Dave
Btw: Did I mention it was $140 with parts, labor, shipping, professional installation and all?
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07-31-2002 | 02:15 PM
#7
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Joined: Apr 1999
Posts: 258
From: Wolfforth, Texas (just outside of Lubbock)
Some of my favorites on the LS1 include Random Technology, SLP dual/dual, Hooker, and Mufflex. My favorite would have to be the Hooker for sound, even though I'm running my quiet dual/dual. 
We do have the Borla in stock, FWIW. 
Trevor - LGM
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'02 SS: 11.63 @ 114.06 MPH, 1.588 60'; 3,515# raceweight, 1,102' D.A.
naturally-aspirated with bolt-ons, a cam, and a fat converter!
L.G. Motorsports (972) 272-7753
Check out the SS!
We do have the Borla in stock, FWIW. Trevor - LGM
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'02 SS: 11.63 @ 114.06 MPH, 1.588 60'; 3,515# raceweight, 1,102' D.A.
naturally-aspirated with bolt-ons, a cam, and a fat converter!
L.G. Motorsports (972) 272-7753
Check out the SS!
08-05-2002 | 11:01 AM
#9
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Joined: Jul 2001
Posts: 321
From: Texas
I highly recommend the Hooker...
You can check out the download section on LS1info.com for a bunch of vid & sound clips...
good luck,
Shane
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2002 Sunset Orange Metallic WS6 T/A MN6-PICS-
Mods: Whisper Lid/Whisper MAF ends/MAFT(+10/-4)/FLP headers/Hooker catback/BMR STB
Looks: Custom polished ROH Snypers
Other: Redline/K&N filter/NGK TR55s/MSD wires/Potenza RE730s/Zaino
99 Pewter/Red 'Mecham' T/A MN6 - SOLD
You can check out the download section on LS1info.com for a bunch of vid & sound clips...
good luck,
Shane
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2002 Sunset Orange Metallic WS6 T/A MN6-PICS-
Mods: Whisper Lid/Whisper MAF ends/MAFT(+10/-4)/FLP headers/Hooker catback/BMR STB
Looks: Custom polished ROH Snypers
Other: Redline/K&N filter/NGK TR55s/MSD wires/Potenza RE730s/Zaino
99 Pewter/Red 'Mecham' T/A MN6 - SOLD
08-05-2002 | 10:36 PM
#11
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Posts: 905
I currently have the LoudMouth on the Camaro and a Hooker on the T/A. The LM is just that, pretty loud. I love it. I also have a Hooker on the T/A, and it is pretty quiet. You can only really hear it when you are on it (sounds awesome with the ttops out). Great for a daily driver. Both are pretty cheap (both were <1 Corsa).
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2001 Trans Am M6
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2001 Trans Am M6
08-05-2002 | 11:35 PM
#12
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Joined: Apr 2000
Posts: 1
From: Canada
I have a Borla. Lot's of coin but there is a reason for that. It lasts, and sounds fantasic. No irritable drone on the highway either. Looks sharp to. Not to austentatious. The muffler guys that put my system on were amazed at the quality and thought the sound was great too.
Good luck with your decision. What ever you get, I am sure you will like it. My cat back improved power\responce thoughout the entire RPM range as well. Quite amazing really.
Good luck with your decision. What ever you get, I am sure you will like it. My cat back improved power\responce thoughout the entire RPM range as well. Quite amazing really.
08-06-2002 | 11:30 AM
#13
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Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 99
From: Blue Bell, PA, USA
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by chuck:
I currently have the LoudMouth on the Camaro and a Hooker on the T/A. The LM is just that, pretty loud. I love it. I also have a Hooker on the T/A, and it is pretty quiet. You can only really hear it when you are on it (sounds awesome with the ttops out). Great for a daily driver. Both are pretty cheap (both were <1 Corsa).
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I currently have the LoudMouth on the Camaro and a Hooker on the T/A. The LM is just that, pretty loud. I love it. I also have a Hooker on the T/A, and it is pretty quiet. You can only really hear it when you are on it (sounds awesome with the ttops out). Great for a daily driver. Both are pretty cheap (both were <1 Corsa).
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Thanks.
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Steve
2002 Trans Am WS-6
M6, Pewter
08-06-2002 | 12:47 PM
#14
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Joined: Apr 1999
Posts: 258
From: Wolfforth, Texas (just outside of Lubbock)
The Hooker has a really nice sound to it. It's not quiet, but it's not loud. I never had any resonance when I had one on my '98 T/A. I can get you one in a few days if you'd like to give it a try.
Trevor - LGM
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'02 SS: 11.63 @ 114.06 MPH, 1.588 60'; 3,515# raceweight, 1,102' D.A.
naturally-aspirated with bolt-ons, a cam, and a fat converter!
L.G. Motorsports (972) 272-7753
Check out the SS!
I never had any resonance when I had one on my '98 T/A. I can get you one in a few days if you'd like to give it a try.Trevor - LGM
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'02 SS: 11.63 @ 114.06 MPH, 1.588 60'; 3,515# raceweight, 1,102' D.A.
naturally-aspirated with bolt-ons, a cam, and a fat converter!
L.G. Motorsports (972) 272-7753
Check out the SS!
08-06-2002 | 08:38 PM
#15
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 903
From: boxboro, MA, USA
GMMG, hands down. this exhaust was MADE for teh LS1 if you ask me, i have it on my LT1 with FLP's and its louder, but it doesnt saound as good as my buddy with it as his ONLY exhaust mod, i cant recommend it enough!
brian
brian