Yeah, I figured thats how you ran it mike. I'm just going to save up for a techtonics. And as mike said, the zip ties are out of the exhaust gases. The cat keeps the CO2 and flames at bay and as long as I dont idle in one place for too long I don't get dizzy. I've driven by two cops without incident (which is a miracle in my town) and I'll try to get some good audio.

 

HAHa.. i just did this last week, because i dropped my exhaust while working on my rear subframe..
I only drove it around one night. though. It was loud and like mike said, there was no bottom end with the exhaust removed..
I also live at the end of a cul-de-sac, and when i drove past the house with all the red neck kids with big trucks they were all yelling "HELLS YEAH!"

I just undid it at the joint right behind the flexpipe and it was really more of annoying vibration than super loud.. I could probably live with straight piped if the exit was out the side somewhere or farther back, but just too much having it dump right under the floorboard there...

 

Just be glad you dont live next to me, the people around me have to listen to my car getting onto the trailer and some times thats at 5-6am on a race event day.

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/alive_692172.htm

 

Yeah, I'm going to jack it up tomorrow to reconnect everything. Got a couple vids. Like you said, lots of vibration. I only worried about the heat and fire. And tickets somewhat. haha.

 

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I pulled up at an intersection with a Camaro (with exhaust kit?) and I think mine was louder. The guy was looking in his rear view all confused. Turned plenty of heads because when the cars in neutral it's a pussycat. Rev it up to 4k and its a lion. Everyone kinda did the "what was that!?" look.

Yeah for three exhaust valves!