Mac Prochamber question?

asecretfile

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Right now I have a Mac H-pipe no cats and Flows and I was looking for something to help compliment the sound of my 87 GT.....heard the Prochamber sounds nasty with a car with an aftermarket cam....true? or will it actually quiet it down?

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They quiet the car down a lot. I had long tubes, prochamber, and MAC catback on an 01 GT. IT was quiet. When I put that motor and transmission on my notch, I put stock manifolds, BBK H-pipe and the same MAC cat-back. IT is WAAAY louder, especially inside the car.

And yes, with a cam, it will still sound siick as can be, but it will be quieter.

 

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i've love mine! and my car is far from quiet, but then again the dumps help out a lot. when I put the cam in, even better!

 

asecretfile

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SVT32VDOHC said:

They quiet the car down a lot. I had long tubes, prochamber, and MAC catback on an 01 GT. IT was quiet. When I put that motor and transmission on my notch, I put stock manifolds, BBK H-pipe and the same MAC cat-back. IT is WAAAY louder, especially inside the car.

And yes, with a cam, it will still sound siick as can be, but it will be quieter.

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hmm ok cool...how about this combo...the no-cat h-pipe thats already on there but chop out the 2 chamber flows and throw in some 1 chamber ones (dumped like it is now)

Ive seen the mustangexhaust website but it would be cool if you could go to a website, select a midpipe/muffler...cats/no-cats combo, and hear a sample lol

might even already be one I guess thats what youtube/streetfire is for lol

 

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I've had both, H and P/C, with 2 different cams and let me say that I'd rather have the H pipe. It's lighter and flows better. My car felt 'lighter' with the h-pipe.

 

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95Vert said:

I've had both, H and P/C, with 2 different cams and let me say that I'd rather have the H pipe. It's lighter and flows better. My car felt 'lighter' with the h-pipe.

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You could FEEL the couple pounds off your car with the h-pipe???

 

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BlooDReigN said:

You could FEEL the couple pounds off your car with the h-pipe???

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Believe it or not, ass, yes the car the felt lighter and revved quicker. I believe that the prochamber creates more exhaust flow resistance and makes things more complicated for the engine.

 

ryan218

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pro chamber gives it a sound like no other. seriously. people always asked me what i had in my stang.. i would say just a stock 302 they would be like really? get one. you will love it. here are a few vids.

stock headers

Mustang mac pro chamber, flows exhasut vid.

Mustang 5.0 exhaust

 

ryan218

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95Vert said:

Believe it or not, ass, yes the car the felt lighter and revved quicker. I believe that the prochamber creates more exhaust flow resistance and makes things more complicated for the engine.

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mine revved up the same as it did with the h-pipe.

 

SVT32VDOHC

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1 Chamber flows are very very loud. My friend has them on his 90 GT with the 392 Windsor and it's sick.

 

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Well, I shared my experience, but the sound the pro-chamber gives is really nice, but too quiet for my taste.

 

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Well looking for a different sound than my dumped Flowmaster 40s...how would Mac Pro Dumps sound with my combo? (cam, shorties, etc)

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I watched a thing where the prochamber made more power then a xpipe and a hpipe

 

asecretfile

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tkareno said:

I watched a thing where the prochamber made more power then a xpipe and a hpipe

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Well right now I have a Mac H and flows dumped I just didnt really want to quiet the car down. Would switching from dumped Flows to Mac Prodump make it quieter at idle?

 

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the dumped flows sound ok complimenting the cam but was hoping for more of a rumble

 

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I loved my old ProChamber. Gives it a real unique sound. I've got an O/R H right now, and its just not the same.

 

BlooDReigN

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My 408 has 1 3/4 long tubes in to 3" pro chamber and 3" dumps. You can hear it in the youtube video in my sig further up the page.