Next Mod? MAC Non-prochamber sound clips

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04Stanger

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Looking into getting an offroad H pipe next. Am pretty much set on MAC due to wanting the old 5.0L sound with flows and I heard that is a good fit. Do I have to get a prochamber? I've seen some good prices on other MAC H pipes for about 90 less, or should I spend the extra 90 on the prochamber? Anyone have clips of non-prochamber mac h pipes sounds? Here is a product I am looking at.

http://www.proficientperformance.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=MAC-P1599&Category_Code=mac_offroad_pipes_96-02&Store_Code=PP

Any opinions?

 

stangman

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i've had friends with the H & they sound good, but i'm partial to the prochamber. i like it so much it's been on my last 3 mustangs. i have a clip of it, but putfile is down for repairs or something till 7pm. i'll post my vid after it gets back up if you want to hear it

 

sgarlic

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http://www.brenspeed.com/mustang_46/HXpipes.html

The Mac O/R H is cheaper at Brenspeed (and has free shipping.) I'd get the coated one, it won't rust so fast that way.. can't remember how much extra I paid for that.. 20 bucks maybe.

Here's what my car sounds like with the mac o/r h and weld in flows.

http://www.sgarlic.com/sounds/mac-flows.mp3

 

Built98GT

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Dont know what kind of performance your really wanting out of this car but if I were you i would go ahead and put some MAC longtubes on there with a mac shorty x pipe.