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Le Mans Master
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St. Jude Donor '07
I'd like some feedback on this too.
I've currently got LGM Pro LT's with Borla quad tips on my C5 and it sounds great!
I have my C6 on order as well as a set of LGM's for it to put on as soon as I get back from Bowling Green. I'm hoping it sounds decent enough that I won't have to go out and get a cat back immediately.
Racer
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From: Miami Florida
jaxgater,
You will have to get another center section for your exhaust if you go with long tube headers. You can keep your stock mufflers, but the H pipe will have to be replaced with one with high flow cats or no cats.
Most people report that the exhaust sound is enhanced a lot with headers, X pipe, and factory mufflers.
You will have to get another center section for your exhaust if you go with long tube headers. You can keep your stock mufflers, but the H pipe will have to be replaced with one with high flow cats or no cats.
Most people report that the exhaust sound is enhanced a lot with headers, X pipe, and factory mufflers.
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Pro
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Fort Lauderdale Florida
Originally Posted by FB3
jaxgater,
You will have to get another center section for your exhaust if you go with long tube headers. You can keep your stock mufflers, but the H pipe will have to be replaced with one with high flow cats or no cats.
Most people report that the exhaust sound is enhanced a lot with headers, X pipe, and factory mufflers.
You will have to get another center section for your exhaust if you go with long tube headers. You can keep your stock mufflers, but the H pipe will have to be replaced with one with high flow cats or no cats.
Most people report that the exhaust sound is enhanced a lot with headers, X pipe, and factory mufflers.
Le Mans Master
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From: Time is a great teacher. Unfortunately, it kills all its pupils.
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St. Jude Donor '07
Originally Posted by FB3
jaxgater,
You will have to get another center section for your exhaust if you go with long tube headers. You can keep your stock mufflers, but the H pipe will have to be replaced with one with high flow cats or no cats.
Most people report that the exhaust sound is enhanced a lot with headers, X pipe, and factory mufflers.
You will have to get another center section for your exhaust if you go with long tube headers. You can keep your stock mufflers, but the H pipe will have to be replaced with one with high flow cats or no cats.
Most people report that the exhaust sound is enhanced a lot with headers, X pipe, and factory mufflers.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Georgetown TX
I'm going in next week for Melrose (jet hot coated) headers w/ R/T hi flo cats mated to the stock exhaust. I have heard this setup and while there is a noticeable improvement in exhaust note, it is not as loud as catback. I personally like this as the advantage in spending the $ on headers is the performance gain. Much bigger bang for the $ IMO!
