Can someone identify this exhaust? (sound clips)

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RacinChris

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Attention: those that have Flowmasters with a MAC Prochamber

Posted yesterday with a different title... I was wondering if those with the Flowmaster/Prochamber combo could listen to these clips and give their input as to what kind of exhaust it is. It's from a 5.0 notchback.

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No guesses? Anybody?

 

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flowmasters.

 

sldghmr

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Yeah I'd say Flows also....

 

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sounds a littler meaner than a flow but im gonna say flows anyway.

i have flows and off road H with stock headers. You WOULDNT believe the differnce in sound from that setup to a setup with aftermarket shorties. Its a sweet sound. but the stock header setup is a little deeper/muffled. i liek it better with headers tho

 

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Borla

 

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Mac with a prochamber?

 

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eightyfour said:

flowmasters.

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2-chamber? 3-chamber? 1-chamber? Originally, that is what I thought, too, but it doesn't seem to sound as deep as other 5.0s with Flowmasters. Maybe it's the midpipe that makes it sound a little different. If I had to guess, I'd say it has a MAC Pro Chamber.

 

88stangmangt

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those are flow for sure prob your average 2-chamber with a off road-h.

 

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88stangmangt said:

those are flow for sure prob your average 2-chamber with a off road-h.

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would have to agree with you on that one

 

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You guys don't think it might be a MAC Prochamber instead of an off-road h?

 

88stangmangt

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hard to tell havnt heard much pro-chambers sounds like you have your heart set on one do you? well if so very good choice they make great power over a H and better sound.(is that whtat you wanted to hear? lol)

 

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88stangmangt said:

hard to tell havnt heard much pro-chambers sounds like you have your heart set on one do you? well if so very good choice they make great power over a H and better sound.(is that whtat you wanted to hear? lol)

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lol, I don't know, I was pretty set on the off-road H-pipe because it sounds deeper throughout the RPM range... but the Mustang in those clips sounds awesome to me, but a little bit different than flows & o/r h. It very well could have flows & o/r h, though. I'm going for sound first, performance second, so the extra power of the prochamber would just be an extra feature for me If I were to go with it.

Anybody out there with flowmasters & a prochamber, listen to those sound clips and let us know if that's what your stang sounds like

 

88stangmangt

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have you tried www.mustangexhaust.com? they have it all h-x i think even pro-chamber.

 

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88stangmangt said:

have you tried www.mustangexhaust.com? they have it all h-x i think even pro-chamber.

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Yeah, I have, but there are only 2 5.0 clips with the flowmaster/prochamber combo, and they're short and don't really reveal much to me. In fact, one of the clips sounds really similar to a flowmaster/off-road h-pipe combo, but not as deep, which is why I was wondering if the Mustang in the sound clips might have the prochamber rather than the h-pipe. Maybe somebody with the flowmaster/prochamber combo will be able to give us a definite answer

 

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it sounds like Mac exhaust to me with and x pipe i have flows with headers and a oO/R H-pipe and it doesnt sound like mine at all just a thought

 

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84blkstang said:

it sounds like Mac exhaust to me with and x pipe i have flows with headers and a oO/R H-pipe and it doesnt sound like mine at all just a thought

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I guess it could be an x-pipe, but I thought they sounded more exotic and raspy than that.

 

88stangmangt

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they usually do

 

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sounded a lot like my exhaust which is mac pro chamber with mac cat back

 

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84blkstang said:

it sounds like Mac exhaust to me with and x pipe i have flows with headers and a oO/R H-pipe and it doesnt sound like mine at all just a thought

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i have mac and an x pipe and my car sounds totally different thats a 2 chamber flow with an offroad