swap x-pipe with h-pipe to rid raspy sound?
#23
i never considered a prochamber. I wonder how that would sound with the magnaflow exhaust. guess im off to youtube to find it.
#24
Me and a Buddy both put O/R mid pipes on about a week ago i went H he went X and over the weekend we took the cars out with some friends I know exactly what your talking about with the raspy sound He kept getting comments on that while i kept getting comments on how mine had a muscle car rumble to it
#25
Alright. I just put Mac LT's, a Mac off road h pipe and Flowmaster mufflers. If you are looking for that scary, classic, amazing muscle car sound, go with a cat less H pipe. When you start getting into x pipes and or a Prochamber, you are going to get that raspy, annoying, popping, higher-pitched sound. I personally don't like it and couldn't be happier with my new setup. Its so throaty and mean sounding. Perfect in my opinion.
#26
Alright. I just put Mac LT's, a Mac off road h pipe and Flowmaster mufflers. If you are looking for that scary, classic, amazing muscle car sound, go with a cat less H pipe. When you start getting into x pipes and or a Prochamber, you are going to get that raspy, annoying, popping, higher-pitched sound. I personally don't like it and couldn't be happier with my new setup. Its so throaty and mean sounding. Perfect in my opinion.
Don't get me wrong, I love the sound of your setup. The problem is, so does everyone else that has a Mustang. There are far to many exhaust options out there to follow the same thing that has been done for years.
#27
Well i'm starting to learn that in some cases an o/r h is actually louder and more raspy than a o/r x.
An x pipe or prochamber (in some cases) can actually sound more refind, and smoother with the right muffler.
An x pipe or prochamber (in some cases) can actually sound more refind, and smoother with the right muffler.
#28
In most cases a prochamber is the deepest sound you can get.