muffler eliminator pipes?
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From: north haven ct.
muffler eliminator pipes?
hey guys i have a 95 lti 6spd vert........thinking of buying the stinger eliminator pipes, just wondering how they sound and if they are too loud for street use
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Originally Posted by squalsvette
hey guys i have a 95 vert 6spd, just wanna know how they sound and if they are too loud for street use?
I would go with chambered eliminator pipes instead of stright elims as I think you get more character in the sound with chambered elims.
Try leaving the resonators on first and if it's not loud enough you can always take the resonator off.
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Last edited by JJ77; Nov 16, 2004 at 10:06 PM.
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From: Lake Wylie SC
Originally Posted by squalsvette
hey guys i have a 95 lti 6spd vert........thinking of buying the stinger eliminator pipes, just wondering how they sound and if they are too loud for street use
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whos mrmojo
Here's what they sound like inside and outside:
http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c4/mrmojo2//e-0007.wmv
http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c4/mrm...ovspanuzzo.wmv
http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c4/mrm...oburnci2-1.wmv
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http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c4/mrm...burnoutbg2.mpg
mine is the second car in this one
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From: Omaha NE
Originally Posted by Strick
I used to live in CT years ago and around Norwalk, they were not happy with loud exhausts. I don't know how it is now, but elims are loud and with headers, they pop a lot. I have a 92 vert and I ran elims for almost a year and had a ball with them. On long trips, you'll have to wear ear plugs or the head will start pounding. I think the elims lost some of my low end torque because now that I have a B&B catback, it feels like the low end is back. Oh, I can enjoy my radio now.
I thought about putting a short 18" chambered pipe where the resonators used to be and still leave the chambered elims on also.
What do you think would happen to my sound if I added the 18" chambered piece also with the chambered elims? Louder, less loud, deeper tone, less poping?
