Quick Exhaust Question
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Quick Exhaust Question
for the 03 se to have dual outlet exhaust would i need to get the camaro/firebird muffler style or split it after the cat with a y thing and get 2 mufflers??
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The car directly above me has 3" exhaust and can actually support the flow.
Your SE will gain no power from a muffler change. 2000 and newer bonnevilles with dual outlets don't use the same camaro/firebird muffler the 92-99'* do.
You have a Y and two seperate mufflers on the SLE/SSEi.
Your SE will gain no power from a muffler change. 2000 and newer bonnevilles with dual outlets don't use the same camaro/firebird muffler the 92-99'* do.
You have a Y and two seperate mufflers on the SLE/SSEi.
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maybe this should have been in detailing/appearence :?
but if alls i want is sound and maybe some nice dual tips
which way would be the BEST to go (already have the magnaflow hi-flow cat)
but if alls i want is sound and maybe some nice dual tips
which way would be the BEST to go (already have the magnaflow hi-flow cat)
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You have an SE, so I assume you don't have the Y. I'd think adding the Y would be pretty far out there price-wise for sound.
You have a single muffler, right? Replace it. With a Magnaflow, Flowmaster, Hooker, or something else.
You have a single muffler, right? Replace it. With a Magnaflow, Flowmaster, Hooker, or something else.