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ItsStock02

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I have a chance to get an o/r prochamber, but I cant decide if I should get it or leave my stock midpipe on. I love how my car sounds now with the weld in flows. It doesnt have any raspyness and just sounds awesome even though it could be louder at WOT.

Ive listened to some videos on youtube and the combo sounds good outside the car, I just want it to sound good inside as well.

grrrr...decisions decisions.

 

deftsound

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well its going to sound a helluva lot louder with any o/r pipe, with the flowmasters unfortunately its going to be a helluva lot louder inside the car as well

 

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deftsound said:

well its going to sound a helluva lot louder with any o/r pipe, with the flowmasters unfortunately its going to be a helluva lot louder inside the car as well

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I dont mind it being louder in the car. My buddy who is a member here as well has an o/r h and flowmaster weld ins and when your driving around and not getting on the gas it sounds like the car is chugging. If that makes any sense lol. I dont want that sound!!

 

LaserSVT

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The Pro Chamber is a whole different animal then a H-Pipe. The Pro chamber will give you a wonderful deep tone

Wonder if they make them in 3" for longtubes?

 

BurningRubber

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Get it!!!

Keep your stock H around so you can swap it in for inspection/emissions testing.

 

CobraRed_96_GT

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Buy a catted pipe to help smoothness if need be, i hate the chugging as well!

 

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BurningRubber said:

Get it!!!

Keep your stock H around so you can swap it in for inspection/emissions testing.

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I am. And living in Michigan I have no emissions.

I may sell the stock midpipe for the cats and get my money back.

 

DAKDOG99

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I have a pro chamber on mine and it sounds good. But, I think an x-pipe sounds better. Just my 2 pennies.

 

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there will definatley be a lot of drone and resonance.

 

d98gt

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What is your exhaust setup Tropic?

I have a mac prochamber and ran it with the flowmasters before I switched over to the magnaflows...never had the drone

 

98COBRA281

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here's a prochamber with flows

YouTube - Kick ass sounding 96-98 GT

 

BurningRubber

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ItsStock02 said:

I am. And living in Michigan I have no emissions.

I may sell the stock midpipe for the cats and get my money back.

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Sweet deal.

I live in SC and we don't have emissions testing either...

 

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98COBRA281 said:

here's a prochamber with flows

YouTube - Kick ass sounding 96-98 GT

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I watched that video yesterday and

 

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I have a o/r prochamber and weld-in flows, and I love it. Not too loud, not too soft, sounds great when you get on it, and I got a 20% pick-up in gas mileage over the stocker.

 

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astronut1885 said:

I have a o/r prochamber and weld-in flows, and I love it. Not too loud, not too soft, sounds great when you get on it, and I got a 20% pick-up in gas mileage over the stocker.

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When you dont get on it.

 

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Pros and flows are the best combo to me. They get loud without sacrificing tone but are still not unbearably loud.

At 3K RPM, you will cream your pants with this combo.

DO IT!!!

 

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What about smell with the O/R? I keep hearing that there is a foul odor? Been wnating to upgrade myself but if this is the case I'm getting a catted mid-pipe.

 

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Wolvrin704 said:

What about smell with the O/R? I keep hearing that there is a foul odor? Been wnating to upgrade myself but if this is the case I'm getting a catted mid-pipe.

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If you've ever been on a speed/fast boat, it smell like that, kinda raw fuel smell. My GF didn't like it one bit.

 

astronut1885

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It's a bit heavy on the fumes, but in a good 'local race track' kinda way for me. Reminds me I'm driving a bad ass car. You really only smell it at a stop, but it's not bad, just raw.

 

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astronut1885 said:

You really only smell it at a stop, but it's not bad, just raw.

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anything below 20mph with sidepipes, my exit is 6" behind my and my passenger's ass