Cat-back system

ARed1995GT

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Right now I have a Flowmaster Force II (3 chamber) cat-back system with a MAC Prochamber. My cat-back is rusting bad and I will have to replace it soon. I was wondering how much louder it would be with a 2 chamber muffler, and which cat-back sys. should I go with? I want something that has a deep aggressive sound to it. I would also like something in a decent price range. Magnaflow's cat-back is like 500 dollars... that's a little too much for me to spend. Also, how many chambers are in the muffler for the MAC Cat-back system? Thanks.

 

BlueOvalStangGT

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i had the flowmaster 2 chamber on my car and it sounded great but it was a little too loud for me so i swapped it out for a 3 chamber. just my .02

 

Black Stampede

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You can get the Magnaflow cat-back 300 something im pretty sure....ask around on the board....also, Ive heard the mac catback with the prochamber sounds good....thats what vib has

 

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Of the few combo's I've heard, I love the Ultra Flow's. Sound sweet IMO.

J

 

ARed1995GT

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yea, vib is my neighbor lol, i live 2 houses away from him

 

Black95GTS

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some people say flowmaster american thunders are over-done, but they are over done for a reason, they sound rediculous. They sounded good with the stock cats and headers, and after I did all three parts its just awesome.

you all know what Im talkin about, when you first the car and the exhaust system catches like 1/2 a second after the engine fires up, and then it settles down into a "glug glug glug glug" sound, thats what american thunders do... They really scream after about 2k rpms and have single handedly lowered my gas mileage. I think they're somethin like 279.99 for the stainless ones at summit.

 

voodoo

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go with the mac setup it's cheap and it sounds great

 

FordStang

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i got a american thunder catback(2 chamber) not rusted at all for sale. im in cleveland ohio but willing to ship email me at guitarman4life@aol.com

 

Killer95Stang

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Get the new Bassani BX series Catback... I just installed Ceramic Coated LT's, Dr Gas Xpipe, and Bassani Mufflers, and it just sounds insane... totally different.. and awsome... The BX line is alumized, and way cheaper than their Stainless stuff...

 

VibrantRedGT

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His Flowmaster Force II kit rusted exactly like mine did. Maybe it was my old system that the previous owner found in my garbage. You know my thoughts on which catback. Gears have to be first.

 

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95silverGTS

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Ebay is a great place to get Magnaflow cat-backs. I got mine for $335 shipped. I believe performancepeddler is the user that sells them. I think they sound great, and I have a stock h-pipe (thats soon to be replaced).