O/R H-pipe and glasspacks?
07-05-2005, 09:58 PM
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O/R H-pipe and glasspacks?
Hey my cousin has Vortex Cherry Bomb glasspacks on his 95 GT and is getting a catless H-pipe how is this gonna sound? Will it sound really deep and throaty or will it be loud and cackly? Thanks for any input.
07-05-2005, 10:01 PM
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RE: O/R H-pipe and glasspacks?
Have you ever been driving and saw a couple of good ol' boys in a rusted down chebby with loud exhuast....................there ya go that's how it will sound,glass packs flow like crap,sound like crap,and well there just crap.If you wanted something loud and cheap should of went with some dynomax race bullets,then you would have gotten the deep and throaty sound he was looking for.
07-05-2005, 10:08 PM
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RE: O/R H-pipe and glasspacks?
Haha..... I was right he thought that they would sound awesome but i kept telling him that it was gonna sound like a beat up old farm truck hhhmmmmmmm... he shoulda listened to me btw the person putting them on is paulstang so give him a hard time if you see him posting 
sorry paul but I had to.
sorry paul but I had to.
And dude you should've just waited untill you had to money to buy real mufflers instead of $20 glass packs.IMHO
07-05-2005, 11:30 PM
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RE: O/R H-pipe and glasspacks?
well actually someone in this thread is very wrong about how they flow. they did a test a few years ago and they actually flow very well. they just sound like crap. they sound raspy just like any other straight thru muffer.
but they do flow good
but they do flow good
07-05-2005, 11:47 PM
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RE: O/R H-pipe and glasspacks?
Well i guess we got or information from two totally different facts,and please don't play childish games just say"stangpower you're wrong and know nothing about mustangs,i know everthing and you're always wrong"and just because a muffler is loud does not mean it flows good have you ever looked in a true glass pack and not a bullet?if you have you would understand why i say they don't flow very good.And a true glass pack is not straight thru.But bullet mufflers tend to have a fiberglass sound asorber and there for some people consider them "glass packs".
07-06-2005, 12:20 AM
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RE: O/R H-pipe and glasspacks?
ORIGINAL: stangpower96
Well i guess we got or information from two totally different facts,and please don't play childish games just say"stangpower you're wrong and know nothing about mustangs,i know everthing and you're always wrong"and just because a muffler is loud does not mean it flows good have you ever looked in a true glass pack and not a bullet?if you have you would understand why i say they don't flow very good.And a true glass pack is not straight thru.But bullet mufflers tend to have a fiberglass sound asorber and there for some people consider them "glass packs".
Well i guess we got or information from two totally different facts,and please don't play childish games just say"stangpower you're wrong and know nothing about mustangs,i know everthing and you're always wrong"and just because a muffler is loud does not mean it flows good have you ever looked in a true glass pack and not a bullet?if you have you would understand why i say they don't flow very good.And a true glass pack is not straight thru.But bullet mufflers tend to have a fiberglass sound asorber and there for some people consider them "glass packs".
now i would say youre the one acting childish saying someone doesnt know something and someone knows everything.
