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dlaul01

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How would i order my mac exhaust. Right now i am running off road x pipe and no cats my pipes y off by my rear tires. I want my exhaust to be very loud i know i want mac just dont know what ill need and also what headers would be good to go with this setup. Thanks, Dan

 

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The mac cat-back systems sound really good. If you want killer sound I have heard that the MAC "flowpath" dumped kits sound amazing. I've been contemplating that as my next set-up. Its a toss up between that and the SPINTECH Pro streets-also very aggressive sounding exhaust. Do a search for the thread that explodinggopher made a while back, it has all sound clips and vids of exhaust systems, different cams, s/c, and other misc stuff. Great thread and may help point you in a direction for your exhaust set-up. Good luck in either way you go.

Nick

 

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I love the Mac exhausts from the headers back. My Mac headers seem to have an uncurable leak
The noise is annoying!

 

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Mac 1 5/8" shorty headers, Mac 2 1/2" ProChamber and a Mac 2 1/2" cat back is what Id recommend, Mac offers only one type of muffler (sound wise) so the choice is easy there

 

dlaul01

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Now would that run right off my x pipe?

 

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Mac has some good products........but i would stay away from there headers that have indinidual flanges........they warp like crazy meaning you have a hard time re-installing them once they have been heated up a few times and like Tomcat said they have almost an uncurable leak to them.
look for somthing that has all four tubes attached together with on solid runner peice.

 

dlaul01

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Now before i purchase this which will be this week. I want mac exhaust what would be the best headers to use. and how hard is the install on putting all this on.? Thanks Dan

 

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it should not be that difficult to do...mostly bolt on. the headers i believe would be the hardest part. try not to scratch them and steer clear of the steering column. my headers hit the steering column so i had a bumpy ride before i got a crowbar and yanked on it.

 

HISSIN50

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Yep - the 94 has Mac headers (GRR), aftermarket H-pipe with high flow cats and a Flowpath catback. Very nice albeit loud.

 

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i hate everything that mac makes
they suck and they should kill themselves

 

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GTwannaB said:

i hate everything that mac makes
they suck and they should kill themselves

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dlaul01

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GTwannaB said:

i hate everything that mac makes
they suck and they should kill themselves

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I swear people post just to get their posts up that was the dumbest post ever you get a