Helios59

Well, yes...but I'll keep it simple.

I have a chance to buy a GHL sport muffler in great condition at a big discount.

Anyone have any opinions, pro or con?

My car's totally stock right now...no cat bypass, no chip.

I'm looking for a nice sporty sound and NO DRONE. I searched but most of the "GHL" threads are several years old.

Thanks!

vracer

The consensus is that most, if not all, sport mufflers drone. I understand the desire to get a bit of noise. With my '89 stock setup, all I hear is the fan.

jackb911

I'm not familiar with the GHL sport muffler but I have one of their cat bypass pipes on my '87. I bought it nearly 10 years ago and it is still in great shape. It is a very nicely made piece...the welds are beautiful.

My muffler is a M&K 1-in, 2-out that Ben custom made for my brother when he owned the car. It is loud as hell under hard acceleration but there is zero drone when cruising at highway speeds.

I had a Fabspeed 1-in, 1-out sport muffler on my last RS America and it sounded really good. Not real loud but just right for me and no droning. I'm sure the GHL guys will give you some feedback regarding the sound of their mufflers. They make quality stuff.

g-50cab

The 2 out GHL's Buzz a little at 2900 rpms' You'll hear it more in a cab too. If you drive with your wifey I would not recommend. If it's just you and your teenage son - then go for it.

SARGEPUG

I don't know much about the GHL, but as you can see in my sig, I have done a lot of things you are thinking about. I am very happy w/ my Fabspeed setup. Go to there site and watch the video of the system. Car does not drone and when you get on it, it roars to life!

theiceman

I hate these threads /... they should make it mandatory you have a sound clip i can use on my phone