Good Exhaust?
09-03-2002 | 10:38 PM
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Good Exhaust?
i was just wondering what are some good exhaust systems for my 98 Z28. i have just a few free mods and a k&n. i know about borla and flowmaster. Are there anymore that have good Quality and great sound that i need to know about. Thanks Brian
09-03-2002 | 11:05 PM
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Go to gmmginc.net. I know the price is outrageous, but no one with the kit complains. Do NOT buy this system if cops in your area are a pain.
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Little red light on the highway; big green light on the speedway, hey,hey, hey!
2002 Formula, GMMG cat back /1983 Z28-sold
09-04-2002 | 09:00 AM
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From: Novi, MI
I've also wondered about this, as it's my next mod. Finished for now on the intake side (SLP CAI, Lid, and K&N) and wanted to free up the exhaust.
I don't want an exhaust that's too loud (no GMMG or Loudmouth), and I didn't like the Flowmaster sound when I heard it. I'm leaning towards the Hooker cat-back or the SLP dual driver's side exit system.
Try http://www.thefbodyshop.com. In the "Sight and Sound" section there are video and audio clips of various cat-back systems. I found it very helpful.
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2002 Sebring Silver Z28 M6 - Built Aug. 6, 2002
[This message has been edited by casebuzz (edited September 04, 2002).]
I don't want an exhaust that's too loud (no GMMG or Loudmouth), and I didn't like the Flowmaster sound when I heard it. I'm leaning towards the Hooker cat-back or the SLP dual driver's side exit system.
Try http://www.thefbodyshop.com. In the "Sight and Sound" section there are video and audio clips of various cat-back systems. I found it very helpful.
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2002 Sebring Silver Z28 M6 - Built Aug. 6, 2002
[This message has been edited by casebuzz (edited September 04, 2002).]
09-04-2002 | 12:07 PM
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I think if I were to get a cat back system... It would definately be here:
http://www.mufflex-performance.com/fbody.html
Either one of these two:
98402C 4 inch Catback Kit for 1998 - 2002 LS1 Camaro / Firebird using Flowmaster tm Race Muffler and Single 4" Hideaway Tailpipe.
Mufflex Price: $498.75 Plus S&H
98402CS 4 inch Catback Kit for 1998 - 2002 LS1 Camaro / Firebird This kit has a Spintechtm Muffler and uses a Single 4" Hideaway Tailpipe.
Mufflex Price: $498.75 Plus S&H
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-Traded in- 1995 Camaro Z28 (A4 (#6 I might add!),ES tranny mount and torque arm bushing,SLP CAI,ASP 34% Underdrive,Strange 3.73's (shredded Auburn),1LE alum driveshaft & intake elbow,Yokohamas AVS Intermediates,160-stat,MAF screen removed, HPP+(for shift points only),Borla Y-pipe, Flowmaster Force-II catback, Gutted Cat, Airlift Airbag, !TB Bypass, J&M LCA's, Bosch Platinums, Moroso BlueMax Wires, Free RamAir, Meziere Electric H2O pump, MAC 3point STB, BMR Panhard, SCR SFC's
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http://www.mufflex-performance.com/fbody.html
Either one of these two:
98402C 4 inch Catback Kit for 1998 - 2002 LS1 Camaro / Firebird using Flowmaster tm Race Muffler and Single 4" Hideaway Tailpipe.
Mufflex Price: $498.75 Plus S&H
98402CS 4 inch Catback Kit for 1998 - 2002 LS1 Camaro / Firebird This kit has a Spintechtm Muffler and uses a Single 4" Hideaway Tailpipe.
Mufflex Price: $498.75 Plus S&H
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Psycho Cabbage
2002 Camaro Z28
(6 sp) Bone stock
Webmaster for RaceHer.com
Check out the current polls and vote!
by the prěcking of my thumb, something wicked this way comes
-Traded in- 1995 Camaro Z28 (A4 (#6 I might add!),ES tranny mount and torque arm bushing,SLP CAI,ASP 34% Underdrive,Strange 3.73's (shredded Auburn),1LE alum driveshaft & intake elbow,Yokohamas AVS Intermediates,160-stat,MAF screen removed, HPP+(for shift points only),Borla Y-pipe, Flowmaster Force-II catback, Gutted Cat, Airlift Airbag, !TB Bypass, J&M LCA's, Bosch Platinums, Moroso BlueMax Wires, Free RamAir, Meziere Electric H2O pump, MAC 3point STB, BMR Panhard, SCR SFC's
Just installed:Nu-tek Heads (mild port) and Comp Cams 1.6RR's! New track and dyno #'s to follow!
best 13.44 @103.26
0-60ft 1.96
270 RWHP/296 RWTQ
0-60MPH 4.8sec
1987 Porsche 944S (waiting on LT1 mod)
09-04-2002 | 02:19 PM
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Give the Magnaflow system a look. I've been nothing but pleased with mine for the past year. www.exhaustproslinc.com
-Mike
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99 Onyx Black SS A4 #2373
BMR SFC's, BMR STB, BMR LCA's, FLP L/T's, Magnaflow cat-back, Direct-flo lid w/Holley filter, SLP bellows kit, TB bypass, polished MAF ends, ported and polished TB, SLP bow-tie grille, Sullivan pedals, MacEwen gauges w/ T/A bezel, Mike C's SS frc's,
-Mike
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99 Onyx Black SS A4 #2373
BMR SFC's, BMR STB, BMR LCA's, FLP L/T's, Magnaflow cat-back, Direct-flo lid w/Holley filter, SLP bellows kit, TB bypass, polished MAF ends, ported and polished TB, SLP bow-tie grille, Sullivan pedals, MacEwen gauges w/ T/A bezel, Mike C's SS frc's,
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