i have a 96 trans am and i was wondering if anyone has a y pipe with no mufflers. i was thinking about doing this but i want to know what it sounds like. relpy asap or give suggestions. thanks.
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Tanner B.
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The muffler is in the back. The cats are located in the Y pipe.Originally posted by tbortnem
If you remove them and replace them with pipe It sounds fine, but honestly you will not see a real performance gain. If you hollow out the cats it sounds terrible in my opinion. I would recommend leaving them alone. They do help clean the air up a bit. We all need to do our part.Tracy
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You should get a Flowmaster (American Thunder) catback system. I have one on my 96 camaro and it sounds great.Comment
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I'd take off the cats and put a flowmaster muffler. My friend and I both have a y pipe with exaust dumps, no cats, and a flowmaster muffler. The cars sound good going through the muffler or, for the more intimidating sound, through the dumps.1999 Ram Air Trans Am. M6
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