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    Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

    hi,

    I have an 2001 3.8V6 Camaro, with an muffler with single outlet.
    There are V6 Camaro's and Firebirds which have a muffler with orginal dual outlet (partnumber GM: 10306198).

    my question is, was this an option then, and will this muffler gain some extra horsepower ?
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    Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

    It was the Y87 package. You might see a little gain but little. Better to with an aftermarket if u really want a different
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    • #3
      Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

      i have the Y87 package on my firebird an i upgraded to a magnaflow muffler (2.5 in, dual 2.5 out) and i really like it.

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        Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

        just get a full cat-back if your looking for performance


        preferably borla if ya have the money :cool:

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        • #5
          Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

          or get a z38 take off exhaust to get a better sound yet stay with stock parts
          http://www.bowtiev6.com/

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            Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

            Originally posted by venom3300 View Post
            just get a full cat-back if your looking for performance


            preferably borla if ya have the money :cool:
            amen mang. go borla or go home :D
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              Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

              oke,
              thanks for the advice

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                Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

                Originally posted by pv-camaro View Post
                oke,
                thanks for the advice
                borla is not advice..... is the f-body Bible lol

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                • #9
                  Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

                  Originally posted by venom3300 View Post
                  borla is not advice..... is the f-body Bible lol
                  do you not know ssms?? sumitt turbo!!! FTW


                  to the OP, the w68 option leaves alot to be desired for sound, and performance. As stated above an aftermarket cat back exhaust would more than likely be your best bet.
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                    Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

                    Originally posted by flamingchicken View Post
                    do you not know ssms?? sumitt turbo!!! FTW
                    actually i havent talked to steve much lately... or u for that matter


                    and sumit turbo is a poor mans borla

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                    • #11
                      Re: Muffler V6 with dual Outlet

                      Nothing beats Borla full cat back. You can open it up for less restriction.

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