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Question What cat back system should I get?

Everybody says Borla is too expensive not worth the money, SLP sucks, Flow Master isn't good on F-bodies, well what in the hell should I buy? I'm a newbie, will someone please answer some of my questions so I don't go out and just waste money!

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Re: What cat back system should I get?

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Everybody says Borla is to expensive not worth the money, SLP sucks, Flow Master isn't good on F-bodies, well what in the hell should I buy? I'm a newbie, will someone please answer some of my questions so I don't go out and just waste money!
magnaflow
dynomax
hooker
corsa
...........................I know there are others, those are the ones off the top of my head
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Re: What cat back system should I get?

the flowmasters are ok but have too much back pressure, if you put on a nice set of headers you get a great sound, but if i did it again i would go with magnaflow
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if you have the money DEFINITLY go with a B&B tri-flow exhaust, not only does it sound mean, it gets good hp gains and you through some headers and a pair of high flow cats and you're set for a kick ass exhaust system..... it's what im doin to my '97 Z28
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Thanks for the info. guys I'm going to research each system very closely but the GMMG system sounds and looks real good, but is it worth the big bucks?
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Re: What cat back system should I get?

id say no, i mean the money your spending on that u can build a better 3inc custom exhaust, id go magnaflow n get some headers n get high flow cats
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