what kind of exhaust?
05-31-2010, 12:18 AM
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what kind of exhaust?
so ive got a 07 ss/sc. when i bought it it already had a different muffler on it. it sounded okay before, but i recently installed a high flow cat, now it sounds like a tin can around 4k rpm. and i hate the sound of those ricey mufflers. i need some suggestions on a good muffler that sounds deeper and more throaty than rice-can like. lol. thanks!
But I like the GMPP best.
05-31-2010, 10:41 PM
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It is extremely difficult to make a small displacement inline 4 cylinder sound good. The best sound is one that is mellow and deep, not obnoxious and raspy. And achieving that is very challenging endeavor. I have not heard any aftermarket exhaust for a Cobalt that I actually thought sounded good. Personally I would stick with the stock system, which is what I'm doing.
05-31-2010, 11:08 PM
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i like my setup with vibrant header/dp and megan muffler sounds deep not ricey at all....i got a vid i made last summer some are with header/dp and some are not but heres the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLgX_n-vCDc
06-01-2010, 08:18 AM
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ok guys thanks for the help i guess ill do a lil trial and error and see which sounds best with my current mods. i appretiate it!
i would, but like i said someone already hacked mine off before i bought the car. lol
Evos do not sound good. At all.
It is extremely difficult to make a small displacement inline 4 cylinder sound good. The best sound is one that is mellow and deep, not obnoxious and raspy. And achieving that is very challenging endeavor. I have not heard any aftermarket exhaust for a Cobalt that I actually thought sounded good. Personally I would stick with the stock system, which is what I'm doing.
It is extremely difficult to make a small displacement inline 4 cylinder sound good. The best sound is one that is mellow and deep, not obnoxious and raspy. And achieving that is very challenging endeavor. I have not heard any aftermarket exhaust for a Cobalt that I actually thought sounded good. Personally I would stick with the stock system, which is what I'm doing.
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06-01-2010, 09:40 AM
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Evos do not sound good. At all.
It is extremely difficult to make a small displacement inline 4 cylinder sound good. The best sound is one that is mellow and deep, not obnoxious and raspy. And achieving that is very challenging endeavor. I have not heard any aftermarket exhaust for a Cobalt that I actually thought sounded good. Personally I would stick with the stock system, which is what I'm doing.
It is extremely difficult to make a small displacement inline 4 cylinder sound good. The best sound is one that is mellow and deep, not obnoxious and raspy. And achieving that is very challenging endeavor. I have not heard any aftermarket exhaust for a Cobalt that I actually thought sounded good. Personally I would stick with the stock system, which is what I'm doing.
06-03-2010, 06:05 PM
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full exhuast kit from headers back
I need some information on getting a good exhaust kit from headers back...i gotta get my car inspected and the check engine light its on...and the exhaust thats on right now is too loud and feels like its taking away power...help a brother out with some info website prices...
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Evos do not sound good. At all.
It is extremely difficult to make a small displacement inline 4 cylinder sound good. The best sound is one that is mellow and deep, not obnoxious and raspy. And achieving that is very challenging endeavor. I have not heard any aftermarket exhaust for a Cobalt that I actually thought sounded good. Personally I would stick with the stock system, which is what I'm doing.
It is extremely difficult to make a small displacement inline 4 cylinder sound good. The best sound is one that is mellow and deep, not obnoxious and raspy. And achieving that is very challenging endeavor. I have not heard any aftermarket exhaust for a Cobalt that I actually thought sounded good. Personally I would stick with the stock system, which is what I'm doing.
06-05-2010, 11:19 PM
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