what mufflers are u running w/headers?
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what mufflers are u running w/headers?
So over the winter I installed kooks LTs and o/r x pipe.
I currently have on the roush a/b, which is what I was running when everything else was stock.
So far I've only been able to start the car in the garage and from what I can tell its sounds a little raspier than id like.
It may end up being way too loud as well. Although with the bama cam tune it sounds sick, so I really don't want to give up that part of it.
Im curious to hear what mufflers others are running with a similar setup as mine.
I currently have on the roush a/b, which is what I was running when everything else was stock.
So far I've only been able to start the car in the garage and from what I can tell its sounds a little raspier than id like.
It may end up being way too loud as well. Although with the bama cam tune it sounds sick, so I really don't want to give up that part of it.
Im curious to hear what mufflers others are running with a similar setup as mine.
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So over the winter I installed kooks LTs and o/r x pipe.
I currently have on the roush a/b, which is what I was running when everything else was stock.
So far I've only been able to start the car in the garage and from what I can tell its sounds a little raspier than id like.
It may end up being way too loud as well. Although with the bama cam tune it sounds sick, so I really don't want to give up that part of it.
Im curious to hear what mufflers others are running with a similar setup as mine.
I currently have on the roush a/b, which is what I was running when everything else was stock.
So far I've only been able to start the car in the garage and from what I can tell its sounds a little raspier than id like.
It may end up being way too loud as well. Although with the bama cam tune it sounds sick, so I really don't want to give up that part of it.
Im curious to hear what mufflers others are running with a similar setup as mine.
They are so raspy - esp at higher rpms. Sound like crap.
Why not use an H? Wouldn't that still give you the throaty sound from LT's? Without the rasp...
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Stainless Works, exhaust from the H-pipe back. Soon to have SW Headers too with no cats. Going to sound insane. If i decide to keep it.
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I don't suppose I can use any other brand with my kooks?
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Kooks offers an H-pipe I am running one right now. I have flowmaster 40's and its a nice setup. I will get some sound clips up. I am running cats though
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There is still some rasp in my opinion but not as bad as the X pipe
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