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    heard them refrenced many times on here, wondering where they go and if they are worth it?
    "This shocker crap is for high school kids, it's all about the double gauntlets, that's right, 2 fists forearm deep, someone make me a sticker. double gauntlets > shocker"
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    from my understanding, correct me if I'm wrong but I'm giving it a shot. I've taken it as they replace the resonator. They help control the rasp and the drone of the exhaust.

    Can we get a pro to verify such info? haha

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    Even better yet. I decided to look it up. haha

    Let me google that for you

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    hahaha ^ still thats glasspacks in general. im wondering if they are good on gp's
    "This shocker crap is for high school kids, it's all about the double gauntlets, that's right, 2 fists forearm deep, someone make me a sticker. double gauntlets > shocker"
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    everyone is going to give you a different answer there. lol
    A lot of the guys have put them on, but with the sound they create, have taken them off and gone back to stock. They would increase performance, I'm not sure on what scale, I can't see it being anything drastically noticeable, but again, it will be louder than stock.

    I personally want to put one on my car when I do the rest of the exhaust just for being loud's sake. If I don't like it... atleast I gave it a shot. haha

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    ya cause I kinda want the car loud. most people just say get flowmasters lol but then...i stumbled upon this :YouTube - GTP straight downpipe drive around
    dunno what mods he has but it just says 3" dp. sounds good huh?
    "This shocker crap is for high school kids, it's all about the double gauntlets, that's right, 2 fists forearm deep, someone make me a sticker. double gauntlets > shocker"
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    they give the exhaust a little more tone and growl, but i would never run one without mufflers. i ran one in replacement of a resonator before, though.

    and just to tell you for the 15th time, you do not want your car to be LOUD. you want it so have a good exhaust note and not to drone. i cant see videos at work, but if that video is of a car driving around straight off the downpipe with no exhaust and you think it sounds good then you really need a good stern talkin' to.
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    i dont think me and you will ever agree hahaha but when you get home look at that video, idk whats goin on with his car but he revvs it at the end and i jizzed my pants.
    btw you must have a pretty chill job if your on here all the time
    "This shocker crap is for high school kids, it's all about the double gauntlets, that's right, 2 fists forearm deep, someone make me a sticker. double gauntlets > shocker"
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    no one will ever agree with bio. That's why we love him. hahahahahahaha
    Jokes man.

    Ya, I'm all for loud, but as Bio said, it's all about the tone and the drone. If you can get it loud to your liking while keeping the drone and tone under control.... then your laughing... but good luck : )

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    You want the longest possible glass pack in it if you do put one in. And for the love of god keep some kind of mufflers on it.
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    yeah, clearly none of us have lives. it's a shame we have no time to work on our cars or bang chicks or do drugs.
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    I agree with Bio.......on this subject. I have a glasspack on mine instead of a resonator. This is the only place that they should be used on a gp exhaust and WITH mufflers........also, make sure the glasspack is atleast 24" long.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nicksilvergt99 View Post
    ya cause I kinda want the car loud. most people just say get flowmasters lol but then...i stumbled upon this :YouTube - GTP straight downpipe drive around
    dunno what mods he has but it just says 3" dp. sounds good huh?
    are you serious...........that may have been the worst exhaust I have ever heard.......it had no tone to it.......just fail........straight and complete fail......there was NO positive thing at all with it. Why even have any exhaust at all?? You people need to find a rice place to hang out or something.........that does not belong on a grand prix.
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    just get cut outs then you can control when you want it loud

    they just open the pipe right up

    http://quicktimeperformance.com/QTEC/index.php#
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    Quote Originally Posted by Will5600 View Post
    just get cut outs then you can control when you want it loud

    they just open the pipe right up

    http://quicktimeperformance.com/QTEC/index.php#
    Yeah...not.

    Maybe for a free weeks and then they don't seal up anymore. Don't waste your money.
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    i cant believe you seriously enjoy the sound of our cars straight piped. i just threw up a little in my mouth.
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    I don't really love how raspy it is but it has a really deep low end, which I like
    "This shocker crap is for high school kids, it's all about the double gauntlets, that's right, 2 fists forearm deep, someone make me a sticker. double gauntlets > shocker"
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    But in all reality I'm probably just gonna get different mufflers and maybe down the road glasspacks, but that's all. So eveyone chill out
    "This shocker crap is for high school kids, it's all about the double gauntlets, that's right, 2 fists forearm deep, someone make me a sticker. double gauntlets > shocker"
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    Quote Originally Posted by nicksilvergt99 View Post
    But in all reality I'm probably just gonna get different mufflers and maybe down the road glasspacks, but that's all. So eveyone chill out
    No one is freaking out...we just all know what a straight piped 3800 sounds like even with good mufflers and that = crap. They sound horrible. IMO Mine is getting a high flow cat hopefully and new mufflers with this build I am working on too. I still have the stock GM resonator too...your car might sound nice at idle like all 3800 cars do. But anything after 2 grand it sounds like ass...no opinions about it.
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    Does a high flow cat affect the sound at all? I plan on getting one
    "This shocker crap is for high school kids, it's all about the double gauntlets, that's right, 2 fists forearm deep, someone make me a sticker. double gauntlets > shocker"
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    Quote Originally Posted by nicksilvergt99 View Post
    Does a high flow cat affect the sound at all? I plan on getting one
    Yes...it helps to get rid of the rasp and in turn makes your car street legal.
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