Pypes Exhaust??? on a 4valve?
10-04-2006, 09:03 PM
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Pypes Exhaust??? on a 4valve?
I currently have magnaflows on my 96' cobra. I was told not to get flowmaster's because they restrict a 4V motor greatly. So I was thinking on getting the Pypes Violators??? Does anyone run these or know anything about them. I want a louder & deeper sound without it being raspy, but at the same time flow good. ADVICE PLEASE!
Thanks For Your Time- Brandon
Thanks For Your Time- Brandon
10-04-2006, 09:05 PM
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RE: Pypes Exhaust??? on a 4valve?
http://www.pypesexhaust.com/sounds-ford.html
should have a sound clip in there similar to what you want.
should have a sound clip in there similar to what you want.
10-04-2006, 09:11 PM
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RE: Pypes Exhaust??? on a 4valve?
pypes is a pretty cheap brand. IF flowmasters "restrict" your flow, pypes wouldn't do any better. if you want a muffler that doesn't restrict, get a straight thu type such as stingers or loudmouths. now these won't be quite as deep, but they are louder and won't restrict. i have LMI's and i'm extreamly satisfied with them.
10-04-2006, 09:18 PM
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RE: Pypes Exhaust??? on a 4valve?
ORIGINAL: 06mustang88
pypes is a pretty cheap brand. IF flowmasters "restrict" your flow, pypes wouldn't do any better. if you want a muffler that doesn't restrict, get a straight thu type such as stingers or loudmouths. now these won't be quite as deep, but they are louder and won't restrict. i have LMI's and i'm extreamly satisfied with them.
pypes is a pretty cheap brand. IF flowmasters "restrict" your flow, pypes wouldn't do any better. if you want a muffler that doesn't restrict, get a straight thu type such as stingers or loudmouths. now these won't be quite as deep, but they are louder and won't restrict. i have LMI's and i'm extreamly satisfied with them.
also if im not mistaken magnaflow magnapacks are straight thru
10-05-2006, 01:11 AM
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RE: Pypes Exhaust??? on a 4valve?
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Nothing sounds good on a 4v.
Nothing sounds good on a 4v.
I'm beginning to think you need to keep your anti-4v bullcrap to yourself and stick to giving advice rather than your unfounded opinions.
10-05-2006, 04:26 AM
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RE: Pypes Exhaust??? on a 4valve?
Depends on the type of muffler from pypes. The VIOLATOR mufflers are straight thru and are reversible for either more sound less flow or more flow less sound. If you don't want the same sound as everyone else, go with the violator system.
ORIGINAL: 06mustang88
pypes is a pretty cheap brand. IF flowmasters "restrict" your flow, pypes wouldn't do any better. if you want a muffler that doesn't restrict, get a straight thu type such as stingers or loudmouths. now these won't be quite as deep, but they are louder and won't restrict. i have LMI's and i'm extreamly satisfied with them.
pypes is a pretty cheap brand. IF flowmasters "restrict" your flow, pypes wouldn't do any better. if you want a muffler that doesn't restrict, get a straight thu type such as stingers or loudmouths. now these won't be quite as deep, but they are louder and won't restrict. i have LMI's and i'm extreamly satisfied with them.
10-09-2006, 10:59 PM
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RE: Pypes Exhaust??? on a 4valve?
ORIGINAL: 06mustang88
pypes is a pretty cheap brand. IF flowmasters "restrict" your flow, pypes wouldn't do any better. if you want a muffler that doesn't restrict, get a straight thu type such as stingers or loudmouths. now these won't be quite as deep, but they are louder and won't restrict. i have LMI's and i'm extreamly satisfied with them.
pypes is a pretty cheap brand. IF flowmasters "restrict" your flow, pypes wouldn't do any better. if you want a muffler that doesn't restrict, get a straight thu type such as stingers or loudmouths. now these won't be quite as deep, but they are louder and won't restrict. i have LMI's and i'm extreamly satisfied with them.
The Violator will flow comparable to both the Stinger and Loudmouth. The sound should be more like a chambered muffler because of the fullsize muffler case and no packing.