My new exhaust idea...
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Re: My new exhaust idea...
I'm not knocking your idea, it's just not my particular preference...
Here's what your idea would look like tucked (with cutting the bumper) and below the bumper (not cut), using the SLP 4thgen tips...
Here's what your idea would look like tucked (with cutting the bumper) and below the bumper (not cut), using the SLP 4thgen tips...
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Dont get me wrong my first intensions where to have the exhaust made like yours in the beginning but using bullet mufflers though. But telling people from my crew they lead me to where I am right now. But still decideing.
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Actually I love the look of both but im just wondering which one to go with. That was my first concern to begin with should I cut or not. Thats the reson I started a thread on this idea I just wanted to now peoples openion's.
Dont get me wrong my first intensions where to have the exhaust made like yours in the beginning but using bullet mufflers though. But telling people from my crew they lead me to where I am right now. But still decideing.
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Dont get me wrong my first intensions where to have the exhaust made like yours in the beginning but using bullet mufflers though. But telling people from my crew they lead me to where I am right now. But still decideing.
Tony.
Tony, i actually think u don't need to cut !
If u stand behind the car , nobody is going to see the pipes unless he is laying down or maybe in a ferrari !!!!! LOL
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Re: My new exhaust idea...
I just picked up this piece from Magnaflow
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MPE-10798/
It has a great looking transition on the interior. I think it's 10" long
I'll take pics if you'd like
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MPE-10798/
It has a great looking transition on the interior. I think it's 10" long
I'll take pics if you'd like
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Hey DareDevil 1,
Lol. I just wanted to have something different. Since our years didint get that special SLP package I wanted to make my own or to see how it would look if it was accomplished.
Tony.
Lol. I just wanted to have something different. Since our years didint get that special SLP package I wanted to make my own or to see how it would look if it was accomplished.
Tony.
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but will use different tips ( square and bigger )
Let me know if the 350 bucks from your shop turn out ok and what size there doing,,also i think the last part should be in stainless !!!!!!
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Are there any better alternatives for the reverse Y ??
I used 2 of them on my recent exhaust. one for the 3" into 4" y pipe, and then one for the 4" to dual 3" tail pipes. Seemed to work just fine.
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Re: My new exhaust idea...
Thats probably what I'll use then..
Here's how it sounds now with the Spintech..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfLWpAy0c1o
Here's how it sounds now with the Spintech..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfLWpAy0c1o
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How about instead of photoshop, I'll supply you with a real pic of it done. This is my old 87' Iroc running 2 Dynomax Bullet mufflers.
The underneath pics were a mock-up but that's essentially what it looked like. I cut out my trunk area and welded a plate straight across the "humps" where the side panels run down to. I also didn't have a stock gas tank, I was running a fuel cell (which ended up under the car, the above pic was taken 2 days after I rushed to get it to a local 3rd gen meet) but you could get around the stock tank if you wanted. I loved the way mine sounded, wish I had an exhaust clip. I had also ran a true dual setup using a dual in/ dual out crossflow muffler:
The underneath pics were a mock-up but that's essentially what it looked like. I cut out my trunk area and welded a plate straight across the "humps" where the side panels run down to. I also didn't have a stock gas tank, I was running a fuel cell (which ended up under the car, the above pic was taken 2 days after I rushed to get it to a local 3rd gen meet) but you could get around the stock tank if you wanted. I loved the way mine sounded, wish I had an exhaust clip. I had also ran a true dual setup using a dual in/ dual out crossflow muffler:
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How about instead of photoshop, I'll supply you with a real pic of it done. This is my old 87' Iroc running 2 Dynomax Bullet mufflers.
The underneath pics were a mock-up but that's essentially what it looked like. I cut out my trunk area and welded a plate straight across the "humps" where the side panels run down to. I also didn't have a stock gas tank, I was running a fuel cell (which ended up under the car, the above pic was taken 2 days after I rushed to get it to a local 3rd gen meet) but you could get around the stock tank if you wanted. I loved the way mine sounded, wish I had an exhaust clip. I had also ran a true dual setup using a dual in/ dual out crossflow muffler:
The underneath pics were a mock-up but that's essentially what it looked like. I cut out my trunk area and welded a plate straight across the "humps" where the side panels run down to. I also didn't have a stock gas tank, I was running a fuel cell (which ended up under the car, the above pic was taken 2 days after I rushed to get it to a local 3rd gen meet) but you could get around the stock tank if you wanted. I loved the way mine sounded, wish I had an exhaust clip. I had also ran a true dual setup using a dual in/ dual out crossflow muffler:
NICE, thanks !!!!!
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It looks complicated because I wanted to get as much ground clearance as possible so it followed the body alot. It honestly wasn't too hard to do and only took about an hour or so lol. Just looks worse in the pics.
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Hey RamAirZ,
That looks awsome! Are you still running this setup by any chance? Also do you have more pics where you had to cut the bumper up to as well.
As for mine I want to be running it down the stock route for the exhaust with the same mufflers like your's. How loud was it?
Thanks. Tony.
That looks awsome! Are you still running this setup by any chance? Also do you have more pics where you had to cut the bumper up to as well.
As for mine I want to be running it down the stock route for the exhaust with the same mufflers like your's. How loud was it?
Thanks. Tony.
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I don't have the car anymore but the new owner still has it as far as I know. With the pipes exiting the rear like that, it wasn't too loud. It actually had a real nice tone to it under acceleration. I was surprised seenig as the mufflers I used and I had like NO insulation inside the car. I'll have to see if I have any more pics, I did that a few years ago. It was pretty simple to cut, but you WILL have to modify the trunk floor to have them tuck the way mine were.
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I don't have the car anymore but the new owner still has it as far as I know. With the pipes exiting the rear like that, it wasn't too loud. It actually had a real nice tone to it under acceleration. I was surprised seenig as the mufflers I used and I had like NO insulation inside the car. I'll have to see if I have any more pics, I did that a few years ago. It was pretty simple to cut, but you WILL have to modify the trunk floor to have them tuck the way mine were.
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So I may finally end up buying the XR-1's after Christmas...
Anyone running Borla XR-1's that has an available sound clip?
Anyone running Borla XR-1's that has an available sound clip?
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Kinda like this, 3" y pipe into 4" over the axle into a flowmaster race muffler, using 2 mufflers will make it quieter
408 small block thumper cam custom 4" exhaust on a 3rd Gen camaro ON You Tube sound clip
408 small block thumper cam custom 4" exhaust on a 3rd Gen camaro ON You Tube sound clip
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