Mac H pipe w cats
02-04-2008, 10:26 AM
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RE: Mac H pipe w cats
ORIGINAL: Albizo66
don't know, but just all the more reason to go off road
don't know, but just all the more reason to go off road
02-04-2008, 02:22 PM
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RE: Mac H pipe w cats
How much louder would a O/R h pipe be than the same brand in aH pipe w/ cats? Would it be about the samesound increaseu get from swaping out astock H pipe w an aftermarket catted midpipe?
02-04-2008, 04:01 PM
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RE: Mac H pipe w cats
Thanks Albizzo66, I might as well go O/R cause I don't have to worry about emissions for 1 1/2 yrs. Plus I will get a little more power and the exhaust volume will be turned up on these mildly loud Magnaflows.
02-04-2008, 09:44 PM
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RE: Mac H pipe w cats
Not alot different. I have a 2.5" offroad pipe that I just installed 2 high flow cats on. It is not as raspy as the offroad pipe, but at idle and lower rpm about the same sound with my Flowmasters.
OR pipe stink too, I got tired of smelling like exhaust. Now it is clean again with no power loss.
Get a cheap 2.5" O/R pipe and go to www.bearriverconverters.com and order a pair of 500 series converters.#506 is what I got. $107 shipped to my door. Had them installed for $50 at a local muffler shop.
Still alot cheaper than a $350+ H-pipe with cats.
Get the H-pipe, Sounds meaner than a higher pitched X-pipe.
OR pipe stink too, I got tired of smelling like exhaust. Now it is clean again with no power loss.
Get a cheap 2.5" O/R pipe and go to www.bearriverconverters.com and order a pair of 500 series converters.#506 is what I got. $107 shipped to my door. Had them installed for $50 at a local muffler shop.
Still alot cheaper than a $350+ H-pipe with cats.
Get the H-pipe, Sounds meaner than a higher pitched X-pipe.
02-05-2008, 03:25 PM
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RE: Mac H pipe w cats
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Not alot different. I have a 2.5" offroad pipe that I just installed 2 high flow cats on. It is not as raspy as the offroad pipe, but at idle and lower rpm about the same sound with my Flowmasters.
OR pipe stink too, I got tired of smelling like exhaust. Now it is clean again with no power loss.
Get a cheap 2.5" O/R pipe and go to www.bearriverconverters.com and order a pair of 500 series converters.#506 is what I got. $107 shipped to my door. Had them installed for $50 at a local muffler shop.
Still alot cheaper than a $350+ H-pipe with cats.
Get the H-pipe, Sounds meaner than a higher pitched X-pipe.
Not alot different. I have a 2.5" offroad pipe that I just installed 2 high flow cats on. It is not as raspy as the offroad pipe, but at idle and lower rpm about the same sound with my Flowmasters.
OR pipe stink too, I got tired of smelling like exhaust. Now it is clean again with no power loss.
Get a cheap 2.5" O/R pipe and go to www.bearriverconverters.com and order a pair of 500 series converters.#506 is what I got. $107 shipped to my door. Had them installed for $50 at a local muffler shop.
Still alot cheaper than a $350+ H-pipe with cats.
Get the H-pipe, Sounds meaner than a higher pitched X-pipe.
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