Best midpipe for MagnaPacks?

BurningRubber

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offroad x + magnapacks = eargasm.

 

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nah im going H. exotic sounding isnt my thing at all. i want the old school muscle car rumble that screams at WOT, not sounding like a ferrari. lol

if anyone has anywhere to get magnaflow high flow cats for cheap (classifieds on another site [checked this one already]) let me know.

 

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XxMustang281xX said:

not sounding like a ferrari. lol

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You won't ever have to worry about this unless you drive a Ferrari. Their mufflers orgasm exhaust sound onto the road, not just puke it out.

 

XxMustang281xX

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i absolutely hate the sound of ferrari's.


hey are the stock o2 sensors right on the catalytic converter? if i get that MAC O/R H I wont need to get extenders, right?

 

XxMustang281xX

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does an O/R pipe have the holes to put the o2 sensors??? if not how do i do that since im welding in cats?? they do have the plug ins for the sensors? right?

 

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there are sensor bong even in O/R pipe. You 'll more then likely need to get extender, yes.

Performance curve is where I got my cats from. they used to sell these badboys for about $35ea. but guess price h as gone up bit since then...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Carsound-MagnaFlow-Catalytic-Converter-2-5-HF-FS_W0QQitemZ130125459502QQihZ003QQcategoryZ33629QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

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bassani ORX.. im a firm believer

 

XxMustang281xX

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X = bad lol

 

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sounds like sex on magnapacks, if you wan old school rumble buy a chambered muffler like flowmasters, maganpacks dont really rumble w/ H's, more like a BLAAAAAT

 

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ok i just want DEEP and loud...not exotic sounding. i know what i want haha

 

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I got my Bassani Catted X with 3,000 miles on it for $220 shipped. Gotta find the right deal. I don't like how it sounds with my chambered flows and am swapping it out for an MRT catted H this weekend with a guy that has packs. I'm psyched.

 

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Well man, if you really want that classic sound Magnapacks arent the right mufflers to start with.

An H pipe or Prochamber plus a chambered muffler like Flowmaster, Edelbrock, Hooker, Mac, and a few other companies is the way to go.

Id personally pick a 40 series Flowmaster (even single if you want to go all out), or a set of Mac Flowpaths... they are deep. Magnapacks and an H pipe will pop alot.

 

mity2

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XxMustang281xX said:

ok i just want DEEP and loud...not exotic sounding. i know what i want haha

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I'm sure you know what you want. But your going at it the wrong way.

As i've told you this past year or so,if you want the classic ramble of muscle car, you need to trade your packs with original magnaflow, then get H or PC.

IF you want to stick with packs, then you'll have to get X of someting.

I know sound of an exhaust is personal thing. But personally, pack and H isnt gonn sound no where near as good sound as H with Chambered muffler or Packs with X pipe. Its just gonna be loud and sound like pooo


BUt its your car

 

XxMustang281xX

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someone post a clip of packs with a catted X then.

 

AmBo

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youtube.com

 

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BurningRubber said:

Well man, if you really want that classic sound Magnapacks arent the right mufflers to start with.

An H pipe or Prochamber plus a chambered muffler like Flowmaster, Edelbrock, Hooker, Mac, and a few other companies is the way to go.

Id personally pick a 40 series Flowmaster (even single if you want to go all out), or a set of Mac Flowpaths... they are deep. Magnapacks and an H pipe will pop alot.

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The packs sound real nice with a catted H. They don't pop much at all and are deep. I would never go with an offroad pipe with strait thru mufflers though.

 

XxMustang281xX

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im so undecided on what to do right now. because now I think I am starting to like the sound of a catted X. i wish i could just add a poll to this thread...

 

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Maggie Catted-X /thread.

 

XxMustang281xX

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wish I could find a MagnaFlow catted X for under $12,395

 

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XxMustang281xX said:

wish I could find a MagnaFlow catted X for under $12,395

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I agree they are pricey but in this case I really do think you get what you pay for.