MAc Flowpaths on stock h pipe sound??

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Andre G

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how loud are they on the stock h welded into the stock exhaust system on an 02 GT...i currently have flowmasters welded in will these be louder??..thanks

 

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Someone told me Mac Flowpaths are rebadged Flowmasters. I don't know for sure but most threads I've read consider them interchangeable. You probably won't hear a difference between the two.

PS. I have the Mac catback that uses the Flowpaths. I don't have sound clips nor do I have the means to make one. If you're anywhere in DFW Texas, stop by one time.

 

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Here are some sound clips :

http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/sounds/sounds.htm

http://www.mustangexhaust.com/sounds.htm

Granted sound clips don't do them justice. If you have Flows and want louder, you can go with Spintech Prostreets...within all my posts I'm starting to sound like a Spintech salesman...but they're that good. Loud as hell with a nice rumble to them. Not SLP loud, but pretty damn close.

 

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propellerhead said:

Someone told me Mac Flowpaths are rebadged Flowmasters.

Click to expand...

Not true. MAC makes there own product. I put MagnaFlows on my '98 GT and increasingly I wish I had put a MAC cat-back on it. Probably would have if they had released the stainless steel tails they now have about 2 months earlier. Oh well......

 

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I jus want to know if they will be any louder than the flowmasters..cause right now my car is barely noticable that i have flows i think they might b deltas

 

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If emmissions is not a factor, I'd suggest you get a midpipe. In my opinion, you'll need a midpipe for any of the above mufflers to sound good and loud.

 

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I'm not sure if they will be that much louder, but I like the sound much better. They don't have that slight tin can sound that flows have at times. I have the catback and am very pleased with my choice.

 

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True, Mac makes it's own mufflers, but they do sound nearly identical to 2-chamber flows (non Delta). Loud and throaty, but droney.