SLP Exhaust System, 1997-07 Grand Prix GT/GTP PowerFlo w/Trapezoidal Tips.
Bolt on a new Power-Flo™ catalyst-back exhaust system from SLP on your Grand Prix for up to 10 extra horsepower with a low, musclecar rumble. Our engineers specifically developed this system to sound great and build power for the V6 3800 standard or supercharged engine platform. It sounds more aggressive than stock on the street, but with minimized interior cabin resonance. This system features a pair of distinctive, wide stainless steel polished tips with complete with a rolled edge to look great on your car. The exhaust system is hand-crafted from stainless steel. The tubing is bent on state-of-the-art CNC bending equipment using 2.5 inch mandrel-bend tooling to minimize exhaust gas restrictions that come with factory systems, and is covered with our Limited Lifetime Warranty. Emissions-legal in all 50 states.
Power-Flo catalyst-back exhaust system for 1997-2005 Grand Prix features:
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Hand-crafted from stainless steel
Easy bolt-on installation
Includes distinctive wide polished stainless tips with rolled edge
Improvement in 0-60 mph times
Applications:
1997 - 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix
SLP Exhaust Type Descriptions/Definitions/Details: (use as a guide to the exhaust system on this page for details about the muffler type.)
Model
Type
Sound Characteristics*
Noise Level*
Bullet-Type Open Resonator (or muffler delete)
Extremely aggressive; powerful high- and mid-range tones with
moderate resonance
Muffling, Bullet- Type Resonator
Similar to original Loud Mouth, but with a throatier tone and reduced
resonance
Straight-Through "Traditional" Muffler
Deep, rich, and mellow; minimal resonance
*
Volume and sound quality will vary based on engine and exhaust-system
specifications. Loudmouth also refers to some systems without any resonators such as the 2010 Camaro Loud Mouth and the 2005 Mustang Loud Mouth Axle backs where the mufflers are removed altogether. Images below are representations in order to better understand the differences.