Glass Packs
08-21-2004, 05:48 PM
#14
RE: Glass Packs
My friend has an '80 Capri and has 2" dual glasspacks and it doesn't sound the worst. But it does sound a bit on the truck side of you know what I mean. I just put 2 1/4" dual straight pipes on my 93 Bronco with no cats and it was LOUD with 45s out the back. So yesturday I welded in some glasspacks and it's much more toned with a truck sound which is fine. I think tips make a lot of difference too. I have 3" stainless tips on my Mustang with o/r H and dual chamber flows 2 1/4" until the tips and it sounds like no other. I'm think of putting real tips, not the ones that make it look good, on my Bronco to get more throaty sound. Glasspacks will also get louder as the age too.
08-22-2004, 01:38 AM
#16
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RE: Glass Packs
u want some good glasspacks, get magnapacks!!! there not really cheap but they are the best and most aggressive soudning muffler out! do they burn out to? i dodnt think they do
08-22-2004, 05:39 AM
#17
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RE: Glass Packs
i had dynomax race bullets on my car for a while cause i wanted it to be loud and it was very LOUD but i went back to my original set up flows just because i love their sound, the race mufflers r like $32 from summit there nice if u want a cheap set up.......go with the flows, american thunder, money well spent
08-23-2004, 01:48 AM
#18
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RE: Glass Packs
I have Glasspacks on my stang with the cats I think they sound mean & I have only been stopped for noise onece is the past 2 years . so I say go for it I have flowmasters on my 71 455 cutlass with no cats of course & the cuttlass is way way louder then the stang
