Might be a long shot BUT...
#1
Might be a long shot BUT...
By any chance, does anyone here have videos or sound clips of their cars with long tube headers, with both catted and off-road midpipes, regardless of mufflers?
I'm debating getting an off road H pipe for my car over the winter, just wondering how much of a volume increase I would be looking at.
I'm debating getting an off road H pipe for my car over the winter, just wondering how much of a volume increase I would be looking at.
#2
I have no before but here's my video. Pypes longtube headers/Pypes off road x-pipe/Pypes M80s as resonators/Bassani Race axle-backs. Only idle and slight rev because full throttle videos always sound like crap unless you have a great mic when it's this loud. It's louder than a catted setup but not by too much. The headers by themselves make the biggest increase in loudness. No cats contribute to overall raspiness and trumpeting.
http://s279.photobucket.com/user/imp...51493211379069
http://s279.photobucket.com/user/imp...51493211379069
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The older Ford Racing (Borla Stingers I believe) is the axle back. I have stock mufflers to put on to see if it will quiet down a little bit, it is obnoxious at WOT (puts a smile on my face anyway).
My installer had no issues with the Pacesetter installs, said he followed the included instructions and everything went on smooth. Yes I had them ceramic coated, so far so good... some of the coating coming off the collectors since I do drive it year around.
My installer had no issues with the Pacesetter installs, said he followed the included instructions and everything went on smooth. Yes I had them ceramic coated, so far so good... some of the coating coming off the collectors since I do drive it year around.
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