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  • Want New exhaust.....Z28 stock muffler?

    On my 95 3.4 camaro I have a Flo Pro muffler and dual 3 1\2 inch tips. I had it for a year and lots of people at stoplights and parking lots ask me if I have a V8 :D . But after a year the exhaust noise is down right irritating. It's too loud at highway speeds and wakes up the nieghbors :cool: . I want to know if anyone put a stock Z28 muffler and square tips on thier 3.4. I want a very low rumble thats only loud on full throttle acceleration. While cruising, I want whisper quiet. Has anyone put a Z28 exhaust on their car?

  • #2
    Either go with a Z28/SS takeoff muffler (or cat-back), or go w/an aftermarket exhaust such as Dynomax. They're not very loud, but sound better than stock, and don't sound ricey at higher rpm's like many exhausts for V6's do.
    2001 Onyx Black Camaro M5-Totalled<br />2005 Ford F150 XLT 5.4L<br /><br />\"To make peace, prepare for war.\"

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    • #3
      i have a z28 catback setup on my 97 3.8

      It sounds great not annoying at all and none of that hum on the highways or rice sound.

      Change your muffler to a spintech or dynomax or use a z28 muffler

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      • #4
        actually i have a 95 3.4 with a z28 replacement muffler and it is great sounding it gives it a really deep rumble even at very high rpm and then u can get a cool backfire noise HEHE! [img]tongue.gif[/img]

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        • #5
          i have a 2001 3.8 and
          im thinking about getting a z28 take off exhaust. and getting a cut out....
          i was wondering if u can replace a 3.8 exhaust w/the complete z28 system from the catback? or is it totally different? i was also wondering if there was any increase in performance w/ the z28 muffler system what size are the pipes? would it be an optimal or even possible move?
          thanx guys
          keepin rockin the maros and eatin the rice [img]graemlins/burnout.gif[/img]

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          • #6
            i'm almost sure you can replace it; just have to get a custom s-pipe made and cut one of the little flanges off the back of your cat. works perfectly.

            i also used to have a trans am exhaust on my car and it sounded great throughout the rpm range; that was just with 2.25 going into the 2.75 muffler. sometimes i wish i still had it, but my two-on-the-left sounds pretty beast and flows a lot better.

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