Sound Modification Tips

Originally Posted by BC416 You can throw the stock cats back on or the stock cat-back on, either way will def quiet it down and you won't have to spend

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Sound Modification Tips

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Originally Posted by BC416

You can throw the stock cats back on or the stock cat-back on, either way will def quiet it down and you won't have to spend any money. My last car was loud as hell and the one thing I wanted to make sure with the Z was that is was aggressive sounding but not obnoxious.

I agree. Though I enjoy the loudness, it is obnoxious as hell at times. Merging on to the highway i can't talk to the person next to me and the drone between 2.4k-3.1k is really annoying.

Do you think the stock cats or stock exhaust will quiet it down the most? I'm inclined to putting the cats back on rather than the stock exhaust

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