If you really want to quiet it down, this is the way to go. Simply changing the mufflers to three chambers will not do it. My wife's 01 had an O/R H with flows and it was obnoxiously loud. Added a pair of hi-flow cats and it's just right. Still quite a bit louder than my catback with the stock H, but more tame than when it was pure O/R. This is exactly why I'm going with a catted H for my 02. We don't have emmisions testing anymore down here, but I don't care. I just don't want it that freakin loud. 98Blu4.6, this is what you want. I really think you'd be happy with a pair of hi-flow cats. The Magnaflows are about $99 each, but the Dynomax's cats are as cheap as $53 thru Jegs.Jesus said:I put Hi Flow cats on my MAC Pro Chamber with 2 chamber Flows and that quieted the car down a bit internally. Car still sounds good on the outside, and when you get on it it still rocks like nobodies business.
bigblackboat said:I hear the Drgas x-pipe comes in pieces and needs to be welded together. Everyone i've talked to has bought the universal kit which does come in pieces. On drgas.com they have a pipe that looks to be one complete pipe with flanges ready to bolt on. Am I mistaken, if not why does everyone buy the universal kit instead of the shorty header complete pipe?
bigblackboat said:Hey if you want to sell your drgas x-pipe real soon then i would be happy to take it off your hands, just name your price!
AutumnOrangeGt said:I wish my set up was louder. I've got a 97GT with a Mac Pro-Chamber and a Magnaflow Cat-back. Not loud enough at all. And the sound I do have is very dissapointing. I thing the catback is the weak link as far as the sound goes. I should have bought the magnapacks instead. I did feel the increase in power after the Pro-Chamber was installed on the plus side.
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