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My New Exhaust lol...   Printable Version Hummer Forums >> Brand Reviews >> Drivetrain Area >> Intake, Headers and Exhaust >> My New Exhaust lol... Page: [1] Login Message << Older Topic   Newer Topic >> My New Exhaust lol... - 4/19/2007 9:42:27 PM    2luke2   Posts: 184 Joined: 6/3/2006 Status: offline So I'm a member of the hummer xclub and read their boards as well as these... well a guy named 'Hunner' got to talking to me about cat back exhausts... Well to make a long story short... this guy just cut his muffler out completely and didn't install another. Here is a pic of what it looks like lol http://www.****forums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20615&highlight=air+intake So I got to asking him about the sound and everything else... and he said it didn't sound bad at all almost like cat back itself.  Well since I was going to buy a catback in a week or so anyway... hehe...I decided to give it a shot and see what it really did sound like.  So I went to lowes bought me a hand hacksaw and went to work ... 30-45 mintues later I don't even have a hole in this thing yet lol.... So I went back to lowes and got me another hacksaw... This one was a lot tougher... within about 15-20 mintues later off comes the muffler lol...  I moved it out of the way in the garage then crossed my fingers and started the truck.... Sure enough he was right it didn't idle loud at all... so I decided to take it for a spin and see... At cruising speeds I couldn't really tell the difference, but if I stomped on it at from a dead start you could def tell there was a different sound.  It didn't sound like a 7" bumble bee can on an import though.  It was a little deeper in tone and not too much to hate yourself for just cutting off a 40lb muffler lol... So for now I think I'm going to save the few hundred bucks and keep this setup, because of the fact that I have been told that aftermarket catbacks with tips get damaged pretty easily if you wheel hard enough... Well I consider myself a heavy wheeler lol...  I'll try to get some pictures tomorrow since it's dark out now. < Message edited by 2luke2 -- 4/19/2007 10:37:38 PM > Post #: 1 Login OR Register now to post a reply to this forum topic. Page:   [1]   Hummer >> Brand Reviews >> Drivetrain Area >> Intake, Headers and Exhaust Jump to: Select a ForumAll Forums---------------------- [Hummer Forums - General] - - New Member Area - - Off Topic - - - - Sports Discussions - - Sights N Sounds - - General Hummer Talk - - Ride of the Month - - Meets, Events, and Shows [Hummer Lineup] - - Hummer H1 - - Hummer H2 - - Hummer H2 SUT - - Hummer H3 - - - - H3 Frequently Asked Questions - - - - - - Head and Valve Problems. - - Hummer H3T - - Hummer Concepts [Brand Reviews] - - Audio Visual/Interior Modifications - - Detailing - - Drivetrain Area - - - - Intake, Headers and Exhaust - - - - Nitrous, Super Chargers, & Turbos - - - - PCM & Fuel Systems - - - - Suspension - - Tire and Wheel [Sponsoring Vendors & Classifieds] - - Sewell Hummer Parts - - Member Group And Special Buys - - PRIVATE For Sale / Trade Classifieds - - Private 'Wanted' Classifieds [Other] - - Hummer Forums Help & Suggestion Center

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