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I remember our neighbor had an '83 Cutlass Ciera back in '88... it had the 3.0L, with an exhaust leak... I loved to hear that car for some reason, but I was only 12 at the time. LOL.
hi-flow cats will make it louder all around most performce mufflers get a drone at a certain rpm ususally at freeway speeds it will get that classic drone usually shifting into a higher gear will get rid of it.
I remember our neighbor had an '83 Cutlass Ciera back in '88... it had the 3.0L, with an exhaust leak... I loved to hear that car for some reason, but I was only 12 at the time. LOL.
A GM 3.0L V6?
Come on, you can do better than that! How about a '70 GM 454 LS6?
Now you do realize that's not a 370Z in that video right (on top of a million other things you got wrong)? Might want to give your posts a second thought next time.
I know its a 350 but I figure its a modified Nismo version for a good comparison..
My BMW V8 as it sits now, with no mufflers. Just the stock small resonators and magnaflow high flow cats. I had done this video for someone who asked how can a car with no mufflers be quiet enough to hear yourself talk or hear the radio. I had the radio down very low to prove that you can hear over it, but didn't realize that the camera mic woudl be aimed in such a way to pick it up as clearly as it does...
hi-flow cats will make it louder all around most performce mufflers get a drone at a certain rpm ususally at freeway speeds it will get that classic drone usually shifting into a higher gear will get rid of it.
Worked for me with my TL. i added a atlp cat to the apexi ws2 exhaust and the annoying drone was 95% gone.
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