Hey guys I have an 05 ss with a stage 2 and an AEM cai. I am looking into getting a cat back exhaust. What do you guys recommend? size and brand? also any thoughts on new tires?

 

There are alot of good exhaust out there, it is more of which one you like, how loud you want it, hahn offers a 3inch, along with other companies, there is borla, magnaflow, and corsa whioch offer 2.5, and the gm exhaust that is 2.25, you can also search because there is alot fo threads on exhausts.

 

I would go with Magnaflow

 

thanks guys

 

I have an 06 ss/sc, gm stage 2, gm stage 3 pulley and an AEM CAI. I just had my exhaust system installed a week ago. I bought a 2.5 in downpipe w/ cat from zzperformance and had my local muffler shop custom build me a 2.5 in cat-back system using a Magnaflow muffler. It is the exact same thing as the Magnaflow cat-back, but it only cost me $350 for them to build it and install it along with my downpipe. It has a nice, deep tone. Not ricey at all.

As far as tires go, I would highly suggest Yokohama AVS ES 100. Great wet-dry performance. I have had them for about a month now and they bite a lot better than the Pirellis. I changed the size to 225/40/18 though. A little wider and shorter than stock, but they will fit just fine on the 18 in rims.

 

dont buy an exhaust man just have one made for you at the local exhaust shop!!! just buy a magnaflow muffler and have them build you one like i did

 

http://www.tntautosport.com/store/ offers the magnaflow exhaust.

 

Smart man. That is what I did.

 

I actually just put the Monza exhaust with a downpipe in my car last night and it is BADASS

 

GMPP exhaust... everyone I meet absolutely loves the sound... plus it's stamped GM so the cops can't give ya' **** about aftermarket exhaust... it's a factory part.

 

As long as you have a functioning muffler, catalytic converter, 02 sensors, and a resonator. They can't give you any shiznit.

Silver are you off to purchase your SRT-4 yet?

 

I have the GMPP sport with stage 2 and its awesome. You won't be dissapointed.