Prochamber Install

2k2SilverBullet

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I got the prochamber yesterday, im wondering how long will it take to install the prochamber, i got an excess to a lift in my auto tech class, and all the power tools.
I cant wait to see what it does to my car

Attila

 

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dude that thing is goin to sound so good,
people are gonna ask what kinda pipes they are all the time
i usually lie and say its a bigger pipe.

 

Teen'93stang5.0

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um, ok......then when they look they're like "why you lyin?"

 

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Depending on what type of Cat-back you have it should take anywhere from 1-3 hours. It only took me about an hour with the lift and the fit is pretty damn good. You will love the sound and you will get mad compliments too. Enjoy!

 

2k2SilverBullet

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thanks a lot guys, it is going to be fitted to a stock cat-back but with welded in 2chamber flows and 4" magna tips they are nice sounding already but cant wait...right now im snowed in missouri so im thinking just do it in the garage since there is nothign else to do.

 

SANZ

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Good luck getting the bolts off. It took me about 45 minutes to get the passenger side bolts off. Soak the ***** out of them with some PB Blaster. And don't use the POS gasket from MAC

 

Teen'93stang5.0

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true that, if you have to use gaskets (i.e. 3 bolt exhaust couplings and not the 2 bolt ball and flange) get some quality exhaust gaskets when you do it...youll thank yourself later

 

2k2SilverBullet

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well i had it installed at a shop........WOW guy prochamber rocks it sounds and given noticable gains its bad. its awesome best exhaust yeppie

 

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Hey a little off topic, but how do you like that accufab TB? I was debating this one or another one, but the accufab is a little bit more money.

 

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02GT03SVT

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davergt said:

dude that thing is goin to sound so good,
people are gonna ask what kinda pipes they are all the time
i usually lie and say its a bigger pipe.

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Man, do the ladies laugh when they find out your pipe isn't all it's cracked up to be?

 

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02GT03SVT said:

Man, do the ladies laugh when they find out your pipe isn't all it's cracked up to be?

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it shouldnt take you long to install it, its taking it off that will take the longest ammount of time, if i were you, the some time before you do, soak the bolts with pb blaster, then do it again before you start uninstalling it, like he said, the passenger side is the worst..

 

'96&'01Stang

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shouldn't take more than an hour or so

 

2k2SilverBullet

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i dont have the accufab tb on yet, wont come in till next week with the plenum, i will let you know how that works out