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So This week, I'm having a custom catback exhaust made which includes a glasspack, y-pipe to dual 3.5 inch Magnaflow Tips. The Glasspack, Tips, and labor comes to about $325.
I'm getting it installed Thursday and I'll have pictures and a sound clip.
1998 Chevrolet Camaro SS New Trans Setup:Rebuilt 4L60E, Yank ST2800 Stall, B&M Trans Cooler,
TCI Deep Pan, Royal Purple, Trans-go Shift Kit. Should be done in January.
I got the exact same setup a while back... only cost me 250 aaaand it sounded TERRIBLE!!! (its just way to loud) You will regret this.. mark my words... mark them i say!
Originally posted by SSMOWS6
i mean, you can always fly wes out there and since he's a tool sometimes, fashion him into a plow for the maro
Well, I hope it's not as bad you say. Besides, I want the loud, obnoxious sound. I don't have a Z or an SS, so I have to stand out somewhere.
1998 Chevrolet Camaro SS New Trans Setup:Rebuilt 4L60E, Yank ST2800 Stall, B&M Trans Cooler,
TCI Deep Pan, Royal Purple, Trans-go Shift Kit. Should be done in January.
1998 Chevrolet Camaro SS New Trans Setup:Rebuilt 4L60E, Yank ST2800 Stall, B&M Trans Cooler,
TCI Deep Pan, Royal Purple, Trans-go Shift Kit. Should be done in January.
1998 Chevrolet Camaro SS New Trans Setup:Rebuilt 4L60E, Yank ST2800 Stall, B&M Trans Cooler,
TCI Deep Pan, Royal Purple, Trans-go Shift Kit. Should be done in January.
I went to the junk yard today and I got 2 Magnaflow tail pipes 3.5 inch diameter each and a Flowmaster exhaust complete already assembled for $100 and the labor i did myself. No they are not in bad condition the tail pipes look almost brand new except for some scuffs on them and the Flowmaster exhaust looks brand new no BS. And it sounds pretty nice.
Extremely happy my brother was looking at me like i was crazy for spending $100 on it. He thought that the Tips on the exhaust where worth about $10 each when I showed him how much they are worth he changed his mind and said that was a good buy :D. I'll probably post a picture of the exhaust now that it's on the car.
Well, I hope it's not as bad you say. Besides, I want the loud, obnoxious sound. I don't have a Z or an SS, so I have to stand out somewhere.
The doors don't do that? I have never seen a Camaro with doors like yours, so that is a way you stand out from everyone else. I hope it sounds good though, I don't have an opinion on how I will think it will sound, but if you like it that is all that matters.
Well, If it really sounds as bad as some of you say, then I may just reconsider my exhaust.
1998 Chevrolet Camaro SS New Trans Setup:Rebuilt 4L60E, Yank ST2800 Stall, B&M Trans Cooler,
TCI Deep Pan, Royal Purple, Trans-go Shift Kit. Should be done in January.
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