loudmouth
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I'm planing on doing an exhaust on my 04 Z. I'm thinking of using an slp loudmouth and catted long tubes but I'm a little worried about interior noise and highway drone. Love to hear from anyone who's running a similar setup. Also curious about weight of the loudmouth realitive to the stock ti cat back sysem.
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Melting Slicks
I'm planing on doing an exhaust on my 04 Z. I'm thinking of using an slp loudmouth and catted long tubes but I'm a little worried about interior noise and highway drone. Love to hear from anyone who's running a similar setup. Also curious about weight of the loudmouth realitive to the stock ti cat back sysem.
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Pro
SLP loudmouths drone!!! there is a thread in C5 tech section with a guy that just got them and he cant stand the drone. Only way to run them is with stock manifolds....
Longtubes + GHL gets my vote for the best sounding setup....im a little biased though!
Longtubes + GHL gets my vote for the best sounding setup....im a little biased though!
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Melting Slicks
when i had the ti's the weight was 28 lbs total
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the vette is not a quite car.......... anyways.... you can hear the ants crawling on the ground.... lol
I got B&B bullets they are pretty loud but I like that so
I got B&B bullets they are pretty loud but I like that so
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Drifting
I believe a corvette should sound like a race car IMO. I have the LMII on my LS3 I love shifting that thing all the time awsome sounding. The drone doesn't bother me.
1. Under $1000.00
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1. Under $1000.00
2. Lightweight
3. Built with Good Quality
4. Freeflowing No restrictions.
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Do you have Longtubes?
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Le Mans Master
Oh I thought this thread was about Tirecraft.
Heres a video clip with my old 2000 FRC with H/C/I kooks LT's, and SLP loudmouth. Interior noise was horrible until I put in a partition then it was much much more tolerable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBNrjqUJbUk
Heres a video clip with my old 2000 FRC with H/C/I kooks LT's, and SLP loudmouth. Interior noise was horrible until I put in a partition then it was much much more tolerable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBNrjqUJbUk
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Oh I thought this thread was about Tirecraft.
Heres a video clip with my old 2000 FRC with H/C/I kooks LT's, and SLP loudmouth. Interior noise was horrible until I put in a partition then it was much much more tolerable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBNrjqUJbUk
Heres a video clip with my old 2000 FRC with H/C/I kooks LT's, and SLP loudmouth. Interior noise was horrible until I put in a partition then it was much much more tolerable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBNrjqUJbUk
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I've got long tubes, cats an Loudmouths...
Honestly the drone is atrocious. It is so god damn, unbelievably loud. Can't talk to anyone in the car. Everyone who gets in the car says it's way too loud and annoying.
And I love it. It just sounds so good outside the car. I could really do without the drone inside, but no other exhaust will give you that sound outside.
Honestly the drone is atrocious. It is so god damn, unbelievably loud. Can't talk to anyone in the car. Everyone who gets in the car says it's way too loud and annoying.
And I love it. It just sounds so good outside the car. I could really do without the drone inside, but no other exhaust will give you that sound outside.
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Le Mans Master