LT1 exhaust observations
1. I lost zero power. In fact, My low end feels much better.
2. ANY LT1 exhaust will work on a 96 or other, as long as you attach it after the resonator.
3. The Magnaflow system is good, but over the course of several months, as it breaks in, it becomes noticably louder. The resonation at 2000 RPM is enough to rattle your defrost fittings on the rear hatch.
After having had Flowmaster on a 91 and this Magnaflow, I say with resolution, "to each his own"! But I will say that the stock LT1 system, according to several muffler guys I've talked to, is a very good flowing system, and while quiet at idle, sings pretty darm well at 4000+ rpm. For those of you considering an aftermarket, just think carefully- be prepared for a totally new car, and one quite possibly with new vibrations.
Happy to be stock again!
Chris
Last edited by borderchris; Jun 26, 2005 at 09:03 PM.







i figure a hotcam and exotic muscle long tube's will fix that!
so, to each their own, and it's good that you are fixed up the way you like it!
randy
Feels good to have the stock system back on.
1. I lost zero power. In fact, My low end feels much better.
2. ANY LT1 exhaust will work on a 96 or other, as long as you attach it after the resonator.
3. The Magnaflow system is good, but over the course of several months, as it breaks in, it becomes noticably louder. The resonation at 2000 RPM is enough to rattle your defrost fittings on the rear hatch...
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