Deep and throaty?

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cc1931

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is there any specific mid-pipe+tail-pipe set up for some pretty low dollars...that will be distingtively louder than stock but not too attracting, while haveing a nice deep really throaty sound at the light? like just hearing it like gargle or whatever at the light?

or would headers be a must?

 

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by the way its a 96 GT with a 75MM TB if that matters at all?

 

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The ONLY way to get the gurgle sound is with a different CAM if we are talking about the same sound. Exhaust mods really don't changed the idle sound much. You can always increase your idle speed, but I highly recomend against it as it will screw a lot of things up.

A good catback will wake the car up when you are reving a little.

 

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sickest thread title ever

 

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www.mustangexhaust.com is the place for sound clips. I too have been searching for a deep and throaty.... sound. So far, the MAC Flowpath with an H-pipe seems to give the deepest sound without the blaaap sound at higher RPMs.

 

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cuz im looking for a nice rumble at idle...not necessarily like that crackling and gargling. If i had to compare it to any other type of exhaust, i would say (since im really dfamiliar with the f-body sound) have it rumble like GMMG or Corsa cat-back, but since its a mustang it would sound better but i think that explains what kid of rumble im looking for

 

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I use Magnaflow stainless pipes with MAC stainless mufflers...the stainless steel resonates differently than aluminized steel, giving you a deep rumbly tone.

 

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Magnapack cat-back and O/R X pipe

 

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BigHairyMonkey said:

sickest thread title ever

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bad monkey!

For the sound.. I would say o/r H + magnaflow or packl

 

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BigHairyMonkey said:

sickest thread title ever

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I thought that EXACT same thing.

Only on a Mustang site can you have the words deep and throat and it not mean sex.

 

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DrK MrK iV said:

I thought that EXACT same thing.

Only on a Mustang site can you have the words deep and throat and it not mean sex.

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HAHA we're all perverts, cause you know all of us thought that at the moment we read the thread title. Back on topic, o/r h's usually give a deep tone.

 

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BigHairyMonkey said:

sickest thread title ever

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Yeah, suffice to say this thread got my hopes up .

 

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For cheap and loud, Flowmaster 40 series welded in and an BBK or UPR offroad mid-pipe - it will be loud!

 

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mac off road h-pipe and original 40 series flowmasters you will love it.

 

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see sig...

flowmasters and prochamber. Only thing meaner is with dr. gas x and/or with aggressive cams.

kirkyg

 

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I installed Mac Prochamber on my car witch already had Magnaflow cat back few days ago. Its deep. and throaty, and hollow(is only way I can explain it). Way old muscle car sound in the way, but not really. Way better then BBK O/R X was on my car. I've been getting all kind of comploment, even from Chevy monkeys!!

 

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well considering here in IL we have Emission controls...and we need Cats....sucks very much dont ya think? is there and X-pipe/H-pipe with removeable cats?...or is there a cated midpipe thatll give me a GREAT sound with Magnaflows