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Lets Start An Exhaust "sound" Thread.. Show Us Yours!

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I don't have any exhaust, but seriously looking. Can you guys post some videos of yours along with your setup? I don't want something overly loud, but definitley louder then the GMPP system, I've heard it in person and it's quite quiet if you ask me. Let's hear what ya got!

 

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Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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Corsa sport dual rear exit :thumbs Surprisingly quiet inside, and ferocious outside.

 

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Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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Can't say I saw an improvement,... IF anything, I get worse mileage cause I can't keep my foot out of the peddle :cheers: It's sweet music.

peterarch Enthusiast

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I got the GMPP Performance Tone exhaust about half a year ago now, I absolutely love it. Its kinda quiet when you first start up the truck but as it warms up it definately loudens up, produces a nice tone that is just perfect when it comes to volume, heres a couple videos, but they dont do it justice.

 

 

 

 

 

lsuguy Senior Enthusiast

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Corsa dB Black muffler with dumped pipe right after muffler. Part Number 8332544. Goodluck finding them if you are looking though. Corsa no longer produces these so only some random local muffler places have them. Sounds amazing while not being too loud. Practically no drone but with the dumped setup I do get a little but I LOVE the sound inside and out. I actually have noticed an increase in MPG but still studying it to make sure it's not just random spikes.

 

 

GPGuy Senior Enthusiast

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Awesome idea for a thread!

 

I'd post mine but it's stock. :cool:

 

Unless you want to hear the Magnflows and Dynomax Res. on my Grand Prix GTP. :cool:

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haha well I promised myself I'd never put exhaust on the truck as I have one of the loudest street cars I've ever heard, and I wanted to keep the truck quiet. It just turned 42k tonight and now I'm itching for some sound. off topic but here are 2 vids of my mustang, they are old but still have the same setup. No recent vids as my camcorder shit the bricks.

 

 

 

vids do it ZERO justice, you can't drive through tunnels or close to high road barriers or you almost gotta cover your ears with the windows down

obxdiver Enthusiast

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I am looking to hear and see what you guys with the 6.2L have done with an aftermarket exhaust system.

I would like to have dual exhaust out the rear.

The factory exhaust on the 6.2L sounds quite sweet already. I just want to have duals.

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