My cam is not working for some reason, I dun know if someone dropped it... hmm..
but none the less, I def. recommend it, there's a post by nomorespecv with videos of it.
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05 Flame (pull me over please ) red SRT-4.
Mopar Stage 3 (No Toys)
Mopar BOV
Mopar Cat-back
Mopar Cat-Delete Pipe
Mopar Short Throw Shifter
DCR 55mm TB
AEM Short Ram Intake
CCA Direct Fit Intercooler
NGKs 4306 gapped @ .35
MSD Wires
PTP Check Valve $20 Catch Can
Which one sounds the best is really opinion of ppl. Perf. There are a few that r proven to give good performance.
My opinion: Best Sounding: Mopar turboback
Best Performance: I guess the Maxxfab SEE. It sounds good too.
Sound is an opinion, I prefer the MPx 3in Catless, which I also own, although I can see where a side exit exit exhaust (BDJ's) might give better performance since the exhaust has less pipe snake to travel through.
People like different things, the best thing to do is find some SRT's around you with exhaust and listen to them and pick from those, IMO
I really want to hear the Mopar turboback setup. All of the links that I've tried have either expired or don't work. Can someone repost this setup? Thanks in advance-
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"But Officer, I swear it's all stock. Really, it comes with 376 bhp from the factory -- I promise!"
B&B 3" full turboback, MxP 3" O2 housing, no cat, dual tip was cut off and re-welded single 3" section and original tip.
by the way, i dont know what is wrong wit the video. when i uploaded it, somehow there is a little clicking or popping sound that keeps going. i dunno what that sound is, but that is NOT part of the exhaust, it is the video clip making that noise. i will refilm it and see if i can get it better. http://media.putfile.com/20051001-144953joes-srt
Last edited by lunchbox660 : 10-09-2005 at 08:26 PM.
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