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Camero Exhaust

Starter: hads312 Posted: 21 years ago Views: 726
#215397
Lvl 11
Anyone know few decent exhaust systems for a '02 camero?
#215398
Lvl 14
ya i know some nice ones.
Id personally try a magnaflow, if you dont know too much about car mods, it would be a good idea to get a simple (but nice) exhaust system. Magnaflow is pretty top of the line, and pretty simple to install. Heres a link to buy a system. Depending on your trim of camaro and engine type, they run from 350-400 U.S.
Heres a link: http://www.fasttoys.net/9398fbodyexhaust.html
#215399
Lvl 14
if you wanted to spend a little more money, go for the corsa's. They are a little more sophisticated, and less "ricer" than magnaflow. They run a little more, from around 600-700, but youll see where the money is going.
#215400
Lvl 11
thanks ezupk, that site helps a lot.
#215401
Lvl 13
One word - Flowmaster
#215402
Lvl 12
Yeah, go for the Corsa. I have them on my 2000 Z-28. They cost around $1000 though, but they sound awesome. No one around here has them. You can hear how they sound at corsaperformance.com
#215403
Lvl 12
Flowmaster sound great on mustangs but not on camaros
#215404
Lvl 11
how about the SLP loud mouth?
#215405
Lvl 12
Best company for exhaust hands down is FLOWMASTER. If not Borla is a good company to its a good running 2nd.
#215406
Lvl 12
Corsa puts both of them to shame in sound and quality
#215407
Lvl 12
Yea, Corsa and Borla are both great, but aren't worth the money for the entire kits (especially if the Camaro is a sixer.) I have always hated those Borla "dingleberry" exhaust tips...but hey, if you got the money, go for it.

Most exhausts will sound a bit better on a 'Stang, IMO. It's alot tougher to work with a cat-back and y-pipe setup vs. an h-pipe true dual.

I have a custom alumnized steel y-pipe, random technologies catalytic converter, Flowmaster AT muffler with a coat of high-temp enamel, and 3" exits with chrome Z28 tips. Nothing ricey about it! I've been very pleased with Flowmaster, and I get compliments on it all the time. As long as I am on the budget I am on, I would rather have a Flowmaster and custom pipes for a couple hundred than a system for 700+ that could only offer a marginal horsepower gain.