just ordered the zoomers exhaust from dave at zoomers.

[fionn]

really nice guy and I am super excited about the exhaust. hopefully it will help my "C" breath better at the 5,000 elevation here in Reno.
my car feels powerful but is not getting close to the stats posted. I ran a 16 in the 1/4 mile and about 8 seconds 0-60. anyway it should be an improvement in performance and sound.

[300CGuy]

I've had mine for a few weeks and loooovvvee it! Be sure to post on here if there are improvements or not!

[urbanchemist]

i was gonna order the zoomers exhaust its just to expensive for me. after buying the exhaust and having it installed you are talking over $1200 thats just way to rich for my blood. i am forced to go with one of the other companies. i am now leaning towards the borla/mopar unit. who know. well enjoy your new exhaust when ya get it

[aperformance]

Originally Posted by urbanchemist

i was gonna order the zoomers exhaust its just to expensive for me. after buying the exhaust and having it installed you are talking over $1200 thats just way to rich for my blood. i am forced to go with one of the other companies. i am now leaning towards the borla/mopar unit. who know. well enjoy your new exhaust when ya get it

There is a group buy running over at www.chargerforums.com I'll be happy to pass on the savings to you... 15% off, just go over and sign up and use your same nick name... $934.15 plus Shipping.. Here's the link... http://www.chargerforums.com/forums/...2469#post12469

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[300CGuy]

After ordering it and paying S&H and install I still had less that $1,000 in it.

[Dutch]

Originally Posted by fionn

really nice guy and I am super excited about the exhaust. hopefully it will help my "C" breath better at the 5,000 elevation here in Reno.
my car feels powerful but is not getting close to the stats posted. I ran a 16 in the 1/4 mile and about 8 seconds 0-60. anyway it should be an improvement in performance and sound.

Before you get too discouraged, look up the NHRA correction factor for your local track, and you can compare your times to other people's times at lower altitudes.