How loud would this setup be?
Last edited by grantv; Jun 4, 2016 at 06:21 PM.
My present setup sounds pretty good to the redhead and me. Nice tone at idle, no drone on the highway and has a deep growl when the pedal is punched. Enough sound to be noticed but not sounding like a want-a-be. As a side note, if I want to really make some muscle car sound, I get into our '66 425hp coupe with factory side exhaust. Now we are talking pure car sex.
Chas
My present setup sounds pretty good to the redhead and me. Nice tone at idle, no drone on the highway and has a deep growl when the pedal is punched. Enough sound to be noticed but not sounding like a want-a-be. As a side note, if I want to really make some muscle car sound, I get into our '66 425hp coupe with factory side exhaust. Now we are talking pure car sex.
Chas

Current garage inhabitants.'66 427, 425hp coupe
Laguna blue, white and bright blue interior, factory side exhaust and knockoff wheels, close ratio four speed. Original car.
And just to really make sure, the car we took on our honeymoon almost thirty nine years ago:
'67 327, 300hp roadster
Lyndale blue, teal interior, both tops, euro export car, radio delete.
wide ratio four speed, original car.
Icing on the cake:
'73 L82 coupe
Yellow metallic, deluxe black interior, fully optioned minus map light
Close ratio four speed, original car.
And yes the '04 coupe.
Then add the '69 Chevelle SS 396, 325hp convertable
Yellow with black interior, A/C, close ratio four speed, original car
'72 K5 Blazer
Sky blue, parchment interior, A/C, factory four speed, heavy suspension, tach dash, factory posi both axles, 3:73. Almost original truck.
Have to be honest here, have owned all of these for many years, purchased long before any of the prices went sky high.
Would really like to meet you some day. You have been a good source of info regarding the '04. I understand the older, basic cars, the '04 is a new animal to me.
Had an absolutely miserable ten year experience owing an '85 coupe.
Almost did not buy another newer version based on the sour taste that car left, but so far the '04 has been a very good ride.

Chas
Last edited by chasb4570; Jun 4, 2016 at 08:06 PM.
Current garage inhabitants.'66 427, 425hp coupe
Laguna blue, white and bright blue interior, factory side exhaust and knockoff wheels, close ratio four speed. Original car.
And just to really make sure, the car we took on our honeymoon almost thirty nine years ago:
'67 327, 300hp roadster
Lyndale blue, teal interior, both tops, euro export car, radio delete.
wide ratio four speed, original car.
Icing on the cake:
'73 L82 coupe
Yellow metallic, deluxe black interior, fully optioned minus map light
Close ratio four speed, original car.
And yes the '04 coupe.
Then add the '69 Chevelle SS 396, 325hp convertable
Yellow with black interior, A/C, close ratio four speed, original car
'72 K5 Blazer
Sky blue, parchment interior, A/C, factory four speed, heavy suspension, tach dash, factory posi both axles, 3:73. Almost original truck.
Have to be honest here, have owned all of these for many years, purchased long before any of the prices went sky high.
Would really like to meet you some day. You have been a good source of info regarding the '04. I understand the older, basic cars, the '04 is a new animal to me.
Had an absolutely miserable ten year experience owing an '85 coupe.
Almost did not buy another newer version based on the sour taste that car left, but so far the '04 has been a very good ride.

Chas







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