RaineMan

So I was sitting in the driveway this evening after I got off of work, Just listening to the car idle. I like to do that every once in a while to check for new squeaks or rattles.

I gave her a rev or two... up to 3k or so... and was pleasantly surprised to hear the exhaust gargling a little as it came back down to idle. I've been looking into different exhaust systems.... but now I think I may just leave a stock "quiet" muffler on there and just go with 2.5" piping from the cat back.

Any of y'all actually stopped to listen to the stock exhaust on this thing?

savior

i actually really like our exhausts - they arent that restrictive either

p7x

With all the exhausts out I am still to find one I really like. Hence I will be leaving my exhaust stock till at least next summer.

06G5GT

If you aren't going to change the muffler, save yourself the money and don't bother with the pipes. It's not going to get you anywhere if you increase the piping and the inlet to the muffler remains stock size.

mi6_

Yah, I am with you. The GMPP exhasut looks pretty good, but I doubt it gains much power. The stock exhaust is one the best sounding I4 I have heard. It is loud when you are on it, and quiet when you are not. I think it is perfect! Sounds real good when you rev it. I love driving by people and knocking off a quick heel-toe downshift! That quick "blip" sure gets their attention.

I would love to get the GMPP sport cat-back exhaust, but I just don't think exhuast is worth it for like 2-3 HP gains. The only reason most people buy exhaust is for the sound. For me personally, it is pretty good in stock form.

silentgarth

I love the way it sounds. On the way into work today, I had the windows down. Made a left turn on to a main rd, and gunned it hard and was very supprised at the sound. Kindy throaty but mellow (hard to describe). But good

elmstreet

hard to describe... hmm... pure bliss?

shortyheldberg

I agree with everyone that gives our stock 2.4 exaust the complements I know that I don't want to spend the bucks for the exhaust if I dont need to When I hit the exhaust I notice a good sound that i think to myself that 300, 400 or even 550 bucks can go towards more than an exhaust that just sounds like who knows what Besides I work right next to a muffler shop and on the way home a bunch of noise is comming out of there at times. I'm waiting for matt at tune time to contact me next week and i'll go from there. I also looked at my exhaust and at the most I would Replace the muffler only. The exhaust on my car Has no kinks so until I hear more Than 3hp gains I'll hang On to my money for later upgrades

celicacobalt

the corsa touring is like the stock exhaust at idle and all but when you get on it its much more pleasing

RaineMan

I bet it does.... but a $300 custom job and $400 to spend on other mods sounds a lot better to me than a $700 exhaust system.

snowbred

I'm leaving mine stock.. everyone says how great it sounds, i agree its probably the best sounding I4 exhaust out there IMO

fukuhos

one of my buddies left the piping all stock and threw a dynamax muffler on it and welded it and a tip and it has a really low sound like a v6 with an exhaust on it sounds nice was kinda wishin i would of done that

jerryg

Leave It Stock Just Replace Your Muffler

Brandon97Z

iTrader: (1)

^^^what he said