Help with sound??
Melting Slicks
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From: Powell TN
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Originally Posted by camarossrulz
I have the b&b with stock cats. How do I get rid of that marine engine sound? Dont know how to describe it but it sounds like the pipes are in water??
Melting Slicks
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Gainesville Georgia
Originally Posted by camarossrulz
I have the b&b with stock cats. How do I get rid of that marine engine sound? Dont know how to describe it but it sounds like the pipes are in water??
The Corsa cost $300, Bassani=$400, Borla=$400, Magnaflow=$300*I personally like the (Bassani) but thats just my opinion..My second choice would be probably the magnaflow. These Xpipes are rated at about 4-6 HP each on average. I used to have the Bassani before the 3" Kooks & they make a great product which I thought sounded great and elimated 100% of the popping. Best of luck~CHRiS~
*A good X pipe should help with the sound you described..Hope this helps
Last edited by Vetteoholic; Nov 4, 2006 at 08:19 AM.
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Originally Posted by camarossrulz
I have the b&b with stock cats. How do I get rid of that marine engine sound? Dont know how to describe it but it sounds like the pipes are in water??