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#96450 - 06/05/07 07:47 PM exhaust system
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So i found this exhaust system, http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-05-Gra...sspagenameZWDVW,
This has everything i need except a 3" DP right? Then i just have to get it installed.
Would you guys suggest swapping those mufflers for flowmasters? Anything else you guys might suggest???
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#96451 - 06/05/07 08:45 PM Re: exhaust system
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If yer gonna swap the mufflers anyways, I would suggest just ordering the 3" DP and Ubend delete from ZZP.
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#96452 - 06/06/07 11:48 AM Re: exhaust system
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Just order a bolt-in 3" DP w/ cat and U-bend delete. If you aren't a GTP, get a 2.5"

Then just buy some Flowmaster Super 40's from somewhere, (about $70 a piece) cut off your old mufflers and put the Flows in instead.

Grab some good looking tips from a parts store and you're set.
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#96453 - 06/06/07 12:01 PM Re: exhaust system
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You have three threads talking about the same thing.

And x2 w/ lonezerling.
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#96454 - 06/06/07 12:13 PM Re: exhaust system
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Sorry to thread jack but Kev, how's the cabin drone on your car w/o the res?

Do you have some resonating tips to keep it down?
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#96455 - 06/06/07 05:31 PM Re: exhaust system
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Nah I have the stock tips that came on it, non-res, and it is reallllly loud. Right around 2.1k RPM its hard to hear someone talking in the car, and impossible to drown out with music. I love it. But I'm only 18. So If you are thinking about doing it, I would say go for it because it sounds awesome, but only if you like it loud.
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#96456 - 06/06/07 07:03 PM Re: exhaust system
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pacesetter...ewwww

Why would you bother ordering that? especially if you are going to swap the muffs anyway?
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#96457 - 06/06/07 07:07 PM Re: exhaust system
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#96458 - 06/06/07 10:24 PM Re: exhaust system
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Meh, guess I'll have to leave the res in.

I personally would love takin it out but I don't think Super 40's and resonating tips will be enough to make daily driving bearable for long periods of time.

And if anybody reads this right now, why are all the pages numbers at the bottom of the page gone? I just see the previous and next page arrows.
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#96459 - 06/06/07 11:21 PM Re: exhaust system
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Originally posted by ordonez1307:
pacesetter...ewwww

Why would you bother ordering that? especially if you are going to swap the muffs anyway?
Haha, I was thinking the same thing. If it's made by pacesetter, it has to be quality! lol
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#96460 - 06/06/07 11:35 PM Re: exhaust system
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#96461 - 06/06/07 11:54 PM Re: exhaust system
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Originally posted by lonezergling:


And if anybody reads this right now, why are all the pages numbers at the bottom of the page gone? I just see the previous and next page arrows.
Because so far this thread is only on one page. They advance a page on every 15th post (15, 30, 45, etc... will be the first post of the next page), and those aren't previous and next page arrows. They're previous and next POST arrows.

btw... regular FM 40's sound awesome with a set of resonated Hooker 4" tips. wink
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