v6 exhaust??
GTracer1618
11-07-2004, 07:46 PM
hey guys im looking for exahust for my 1994 3.4 camaro. i did a search but couldnt find to much. i really am looking for a deep v8 sound, i no that with a v6 it will neversound like a v8 but i really want to get it as close as i can. any1 who has any input it would be greatly appriciated. tahnx again chris
Savage Messiah
11-07-2004, 08:11 PM
budget?
89IROC&RS
11-07-2004, 08:16 PM
i can suggest borla or magnaflow, flowmaster sounds ricey on a V6.
GTracer1618
11-07-2004, 08:19 PM
im looking to spend around $500 not to much more then that. i really dont want the ricey sound, thats basically the reason for this thread so i can see what people have tried and what does and doesnt sound ricey
Savage Messiah
11-07-2004, 08:29 PM
Well I've heard good things and sound clips about the TSP Rumbler www.texas-speed.com and the SLP Loudmouth on 6's. Also Magnaflow's not too bad. Never heard the Borla on a 6.
GTracer1618
11-07-2004, 08:37 PM
Texas Speed & Performance Rumbler X True Dual Exhaust System. Complete 3" Mandrel Bent System With 18" Bullet Mufflers INTRO FREE SHIPPING!
Price: $419.99
Description:
Texas Speed & Performance Rumbler X True Dual Exhaust System. Complete 3" Mandrel Bent System With 18" Bullet Mufflers. Complete With Clamps, & instructions. Pics @ www.texas-speed.com/duals.asp
this 1??? yea i heard good things about the maganaflow and borla in general and not so good things about flowmaster, just really want a nice looking exhuast that sounds good even at high rpms
and thanx 4 the replies i really do appriciate it
Price: $419.99
Description:
Texas Speed & Performance Rumbler X True Dual Exhaust System. Complete 3" Mandrel Bent System With 18" Bullet Mufflers. Complete With Clamps, & instructions. Pics @ www.texas-speed.com/duals.asp
this 1??? yea i heard good things about the maganaflow and borla in general and not so good things about flowmaster, just really want a nice looking exhuast that sounds good even at high rpms
and thanx 4 the replies i really do appriciate it
GTracer1618
11-07-2004, 08:46 PM
also what is the resignator between the cat and the exhaust? how will or wont it help, iv read about puttin a gm v8 exhaust with resignator and it will send very good?
CamarosRsweet94
11-08-2004, 12:21 AM
I put a DynoMax Muffler on my 94 3.4 and I like the sound I get from it, it has a nice rumble at low R's and doesn't have the ricey sound of flowmasters
Savage Messiah
11-08-2004, 12:59 AM
Well a couple things. Many people but a bullet muffler as a resonator to kill some of the "ricey" tones. Also I don't think that one you posted would work for our cars; meant the Rumbler catback. Can get it w/o tips for 200 bucks plus shipping. The rumbler and loudmouth bouth are bullets, i know dynomax makes one too.
Chevyracincamaro
11-08-2004, 03:09 PM
ive said it before and ill say it again. magnaflow. nothing affordable sounds better on the sixers. its a straight through design, 2.5" tubing with 3" tips. you get great sound, excellent flow, and awsome looks. i got mine from www.lmperformance.com for cheapier than anywhere else, but that was over a year ago so i dont know about now.
renzokata
04-07-2005, 02:42 PM
i used to have a 93 camaro with a 3.4. I've heard that car with practically ever muffeler on it with cats and no cats-with exhaust and just straight headers. If you got 500 dollars, throw in hooker headers, they sound the best, and they give the car low end torque(front end lifts up when you stomp the gas). The first muffeler i put on was an 80 serious single to dual crossflow, it sucked. The car purred at low rpms and sounded deep up till 3 rpms-after that, that fucking rattle v6 sound. Your car is single to dual-comming out of one lousy cat, and your exhaust line is horribly restrictive. The cheapest thing you can do is go to the junkyard, take a catalyctic converter and take yours out also, gut them both, weld them back together. cut your exhaust pipes out when they come out of the headers(or exhaust manifolds)-so it actually begins to have real dual exhaust-fire it up, it will sound like a race car but its extremely illegal. If you got lots of money, i reccomend stainless steel exhaust lines all the way back-2.5 inches at max. If not, you can redneck it like i did-and buy 2.5 pipes from autozone or advance and weld them all together to customize your own exhaust line. Its better if its straight. Now your car has real dual exhaust-it will sound a hell of a lot better-not to mention-have a lot better pickup. Your car however does require some backpressure for low end torque, thats why i reccomend going no bigger than 2.5 on a v-6. There are rumors that you will burn up your exhaust valves or hurt your engine by doing that. its bullshit, i ran that car without an exhaust on it for almost a month, nothing will happen. Like i said, go with the 2.5-better exhaust pressure and decent sound. Put everything on with the hollowed out cats and your choice of muffeler-i had hooker. Your car with purr at idle-and rev up real loud without that damn rattle.
philly rs
04-07-2005, 06:30 PM
who in the hell posted this old shit??
KaotiKCamaro5
04-07-2005, 06:48 PM
another newbie bringin back old threads... lol
*renzo.. its nice to do a search on subjects before you post on a subject, but its a lot more helpful and less annoying to just create a new thread on the subject.. many times new threads will get different kindsof answers as before.. and old threads will get responses like.. well like philly's.. it just more or less clutters up the front page and annoys the senior members... so please, dont do it nemore. thanks
*renzo.. its nice to do a search on subjects before you post on a subject, but its a lot more helpful and less annoying to just create a new thread on the subject.. many times new threads will get different kindsof answers as before.. and old threads will get responses like.. well like philly's.. it just more or less clutters up the front page and annoys the senior members... so please, dont do it nemore. thanks
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