HOOKER is exactly what you described.
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Slp Dual/Dual flows extremely well from what ive heard. I have that on the Z. It is a quieter catback, stock idle but nice tone. When you get on it, sounds like a jet. I like it alot but got too quiet for me once i got used to it (fixed that with an open cutout). Car with headers, ory, and slp dual/dual sound amazing imo.
I have tsp rumbler/dynomouth/dynomax bullet on the t/a. Basically a straight pipe that gets rid of some rasp. I like it a lot since its loud and no restriction at all. I've had it with stock ls1 exhaust and lts, ory. It is an impressive setup.
Take your pick, those are the ones i have experience with.
IMO you can't go wrong with anything besides flowmaster and maybe loudmouth if you don't like rasp but ive heard some awesome loudmouths with lt, ory.
I've heard just about everything and they all sound pretty good.
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I like the sound of a Loudmouth on LT's and ORY at WOT. It sounds like nascarOriginally posted by 1BADAIRI had the loudmouth and loved it then went to headers. Took the loudmouth off after about a 1/2 mile drive
! o and it was funny when Jeff would scare the shit out of everyone not expecting it

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Thats the problem with GMMG you have to use a catted y-pipe with it since thats the way it was designed. If you go ory its gonna sound very raspy and ruin the catback.Originally posted by 96mikez28Thats what i was thinkin too! I'm a little concerned about it with LT's and ORY
I wish i could hear a LT1 with all that and GMMG!!Doing less with more

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Thanks for the info everybody. Hopefully, I can afford the upgrade by the end of summer.1999 Black M6 Camaro SS w/ T-Tops
Installed: CAI, Smooth Air Bellows, K&N, SLP Lid, CAGS Disabled
Soon: Cat Back (Borla or Hooker), Tower Brace
Future: ATI Procharger Setup
Japanese Manager: "Oh, dis cam-ah-roe sounds American. How many CCs is it?"
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It doesn't sound raspy at all without cats.....it sound really fricken bad-ass!!Originally posted by DETROITMUSCLEThats the problem with GMMG you have to use a catted y-pipe with it since thats the way it was designed. If you go ory its gonna sound very raspy and ruin the catback.sigpicTurbo Charged LS1/T56
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mifbody meet and greet this weekend, august 12...be there or get banned from mifbody.
See event thread for details.
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Originally posted by WMCCjamesIt doesn't sound raspy at all without cats.....it sound really fricken bad-ass!!
Western Michigan Camaro Club ~ President
1987 Camaro IROC-Z Pearl White & Black w/ Red Pearl, 355 TPI, A4, 3:42, AirRide,"GOMARO"2017 Silverado Double Cab Z71 Pepperdust Metallic, 5.3, A6, 3:42, "SASYZ71"WMCC Website www.wmcamaro.org
2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GT White, 3800
"A government big enough to give you everything you want,
is strong enough to take everything you have." — Thomas Jefferson
"Democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who
are willing to work and give to those who would not." — Thomas Jefferson

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hmm thats all I've ever heard, run cats with GMMG, but I'd have to hear it in person.Doing less with more

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Yes thats correct! check out his cardomian site he has pictures of it. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/314999Originally posted by WMCCjamesMaybe you can get a chance to hear Greg's car (WMCC SSLS1)...I believe he is sans cat's.
Western Michigan Camaro Club ~ President
1987 Camaro IROC-Z Pearl White & Black w/ Red Pearl, 355 TPI, A4, 3:42, AirRide,"GOMARO"2017 Silverado Double Cab Z71 Pepperdust Metallic, 5.3, A6, 3:42, "SASYZ71"WMCC Website www.wmcamaro.org
2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GT White, 3800
"A government big enough to give you everything you want,
is strong enough to take everything you have." — Thomas Jefferson
"Democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who
are willing to work and give to those who would not." — Thomas Jefferson

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