Exhaust Why Mod? Modifying your exhaust can be inexpensive but costs can mount quickly the more changes you make. The entire exhaust system includes two exhaust manifolds (headers), two catalytic converters, two pipes, two mufflers and finally the exhaust tips. Any and all of these parts can be replaced or removed with varying degrees of […] More »

A couple of weeks ago, a gaggle of 2014 C7 Corvette prototypes were caught being tested by a GM engineering team in and around the town of Red River, New Mexico. Many new revelations came from spy photos of those tests including the first pics of the newly redesigned seats and steering wheel. This new

Unleash The Power! No need to crawl under your car or truck ever again to uncork your exhaust. No need to run a loud muffler all the time to get the maximum horsepower for your ride. With the Quick Time Electric Cutout(QTEC) you can have the best of both worlds. Quiet For The Street, Riot […] More »

Step 1 1. Remove the upper stabilizer bolt and the lower stabilizer nut. Remove stabilizer bar from mount and swing down. Tools required: 18mm socket, 15mm wrench Step 2 2. Remove the muffler support brackets. Tools required: 13mm socket with extension Step 3 3. Remove the 4 bolts that attach the left and right muffler […] More »

Report on Bassani \”Off-Road\” X-pipe setup for my 2001 Z06 (This was recently posted on the C5 Registry listserve and I received several questions which prompted some revisions and updates included here.) 1. Description, quality, fit & finish, price Bassani makes an \”off road\” X-pipe setup that is particularly handy for those who want to […] More »

For those of you wanting to have an X pipe, but don\’t want to cut up your stock setup, Bassani offers a combination of pipes that will allow you to bolt on an xpipe, get rid of those pesky cats, save weight, and as a bonus release raw LS1/LS6 exhausts into the atmosphere! I have […] More »

My 1985 Z-51 probably hadn\’t had the exhaust system out in 10 years. Needless to say, the exhaust header studs were rusted a bit and weakened by the years of heat. All the nuts came off except for one which snapped. The studs that were still there were bent – they seemed to be made […] More »