Louder yes, as loud as a car with a broken downpipe... no.

I just want to make sure I can get a nice sound concentrated towards the rear of the vehicle. I drove a 79 C20 before I got the bonnie with a 350 and straight pipes, the sound never got bad in the cab since the pipes were over 8 ft away Just making sure the same will be true with the car, I have never put performance exhaust on a car.

Thanks again!

If it gets too loud for you, just put a resonator on. Go without at first.. chances are it won't be that bad.


-justin

I just replaced the muffler left everything else that was on the car, and it was fine. So if I was you I would just start by replacing the muffler, if it is not loud enough then remove the resonator. I am pretty sure that you have one on the car presently.

Nope, pre-1994 don't have resonators. And I can verify that our cars don't.


-justin

If adding a cat adds noise wouldn't the noise be right under the driver?
I kinda like my stock low rpm rumble that is NOT pressent @2000 rpm..

I think the high flow cats make more noise because they are less restrictive. This does not mean that it makes more noise right above the cat. Just that it lets more exhaust [which includes exhaust noise] through.


-justin

makes sense