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    Well on my way to work this morning one of my tailpipes fell off my car and took a portion of my flowmaster with it. (i will post a pic of it as soon as i get home tonight) So now I'm at a dilema do i replace the flow with another flow, buy a 3" system, or do a custom true dual? Either way I go I'm buying high flow cat(s).

    Please Choose one
    A. Replace Flowmaster with another one
    B. Replace with SLP "loudmouth" choose tips as well dual/dual or slash tip
    C. Build a true dual exhaust with 2 cats and supertrapp mufflers
    D. Build a true dual exhaust with 2 cats and dynomax bullet mufflers
    E. build a true dual exhaust with 2 cats and use car chemistry's collecter inserts as my mufflers
    <b>Black 1996 Firebird</b><br /><b>Newest Edition: Harlan Window Switch</b><br />Nitrous Express Kit,ASCD big block hood, SLP Loudmouth, CATCO hi-flow cat, CAI, -Maf, LSD, Flameball Shifter<br /><b>Best N/A 1/4 in</b> 15.216 @ 89.82 <b>Best N2O 1/4 in</b> 14.352 @ 97.46 &lt;--w/clutch slippage<br /><a href=\"http://www.geocities.com/motorhead69/\" target=\"_blank\">My homepage</a><br /><b>AIM:</b>MotorHead75068 <b>YIM:</b>MotorHead69

  • #2
    my vote is towards
    A

    followed by B if A isn't what suits you [img]smile.gif[/img]

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    • #3
      I pick "A" since that would be the easiest thing to do. If you're gonna do anything else, go w/ a true dual setup "D" and throw on a pair of resonator tips to mellow the sound out a bit more. make sure if you do go for a true dual setup you have an x-pipe crossover so both pipes are equalized. Also, don't go any bigger than 2.25" piping for the cat-back. Otherwise you won't have much room to work under the car and you won't ever need any bigger pipe than that anyway cuz you'll never flow that much air out it anyway.
      2001 Arctic White Firebird<br />More mods than I\'m allowed to list!

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      • #4
        i'd have to say b ,and check this out at slp.
        loud mouth with center quadloudmouth

        [ August 05, 2002: Message edited by: Speed Freak ]</p>
        Black 2000 Y87 Camaro with T-tops ,SLP bowtie grill, Suncoast Creations Ram air hood and air box,Hypertech pp3,magnaflow cat back,and hi flow cat. <a href=\"http://members.cardomain.com/sorn09\" target=\"_blank\">http://members.cardomain.com/sorn09</a>

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        • #5
          I love that quad center setup but it doesn't work on the firebirds...

          as for the dual i would use a 2" pipe cause the 2.25" flows more than a single 3" which would just kill the low end torque
          <b>Black 1996 Firebird</b><br /><b>Newest Edition: Harlan Window Switch</b><br />Nitrous Express Kit,ASCD big block hood, SLP Loudmouth, CATCO hi-flow cat, CAI, -Maf, LSD, Flameball Shifter<br /><b>Best N/A 1/4 in</b> 15.216 @ 89.82 <b>Best N2O 1/4 in</b> 14.352 @ 97.46 &lt;--w/clutch slippage<br /><a href=\"http://www.geocities.com/motorhead69/\" target=\"_blank\">My homepage</a><br /><b>AIM:</b>MotorHead75068 <b>YIM:</b>MotorHead69

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          • #6
            Well i'm going with B
            I'm buying a used loudmouth from a guy on ls1tech.com. I'm getting a 3" catco cat. from summit and the lt1 install kit from tbyrne
            <b>Black 1996 Firebird</b><br /><b>Newest Edition: Harlan Window Switch</b><br />Nitrous Express Kit,ASCD big block hood, SLP Loudmouth, CATCO hi-flow cat, CAI, -Maf, LSD, Flameball Shifter<br /><b>Best N/A 1/4 in</b> 15.216 @ 89.82 <b>Best N2O 1/4 in</b> 14.352 @ 97.46 &lt;--w/clutch slippage<br /><a href=\"http://www.geocities.com/motorhead69/\" target=\"_blank\">My homepage</a><br /><b>AIM:</b>MotorHead75068 <b>YIM:</b>MotorHead69

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            • #7
              Option F, edlebrock cat back!!!
              $275 from www.summitracing.com
              1-800-230-3030
              Race car - gone but not forgotten - 1997 firebird V6
              nitrous et & mph: 12.168 & 110.95 mph, n/a 13.746 & 96.38 mph
              2013 Dodge Challenger SRT8: 12.125, 116.45
              2010 Ford Taurus SHO: no times yet

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              • #8
                Heck yeah, I agree with James ... Edelbrock catback will give you a 3" intermediate pipe for a deep idle and non-ricey sound at high RPMs! It's the best bargain under $300. If you can spare some change, get the B&B Tri-Flo system. Kinda pricey, but the tips look sweet and the sound is great as well.
                Edward D.<br />1997 Firebird A4 - Black Metallic<br />SLP CAI, Decoma 3\" Catback<br />BMR SFCs, 1LE sway bars<br />some other stuff

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                • #9
                  I say whatever you do, go with a complete catback to the rear... Flowmaster, Edelbrock, Hooker, pick something and go for it [img]smile.gif[/img] .
                  2002 5-spd NBM Camaro
                  Details: www.1lev6.com

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