Which exhaust is raspy sounding

merc123

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I have finally figured out that I don't want the deep mellow tone but a raspy race sound. MAC flowpaths I think have this sound. What else does? (SLP's are too loud for me btw).

 

maddogg545

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If you want that raspy sound then go with a straight through muffler and not a chamberd one. Make sure you also go with an X-pipe and not an H-pipe. You'll get the sound you are looking for. Try a Bassani X-pipe and a borla cat-back.

 

Craig Mack

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X-pipe and any catback. My upr o/r X and bassani street comp catback has a snarley, racey, edgy sound with a high pitched "racey" rasp edge sound at certain times....it sounds soo bad@ss.....

But, as long as you get an X-pipe you'll get some form of metallic rasp at one point or another.

 

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cronin49

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I have the Magnaflow catted x pipe and regular Magnaflow straight through mufflers, and to me they sound raspy as hell, especially when you get on it. I paid $780 combined fro Partshopper about 14 months ago, but I hear that this setup will cost you around $1000 now.

 

streetstang03

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bassani xpipe or BBK xpipe and flows will do it for ya.

 

merc123

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I might try to do a custom X with my dynomax's then. I really don't quite want a straight through muffler because the back pressure is lost so much with straight pipes that torque goes way down.

 

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mnbf

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umm look at what i have ... same mufflers and custom x pipe ... you will be as far from raspy as you can get if you go that way...
p.s. headers make it quiter

merc123 said:

I might try to do a custom X with my dynomax's then. I really don't quite want a straight through muffler because the back pressure is lost so much with straight pipes that torque goes way down.

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ironmedic

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i have always thought that flowmasters give u the best raspy sound in a stang. try going with an american thunder kit!

 

nickthegenius

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X-pipe (your choice) and Spintech Pro-Streets or Sportsmans depending on how loud you want to go.

 

GreekStang85

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SLP and an o/r mid pipe, other than that i say anything with an x pipe

 

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I have BBK Headers UPR o/r x and 2 chamber flows, LOUD AS HELL

 

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droptopsnake01

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streetstang03 said:

bassani xpipe or BBK xpipe and flows will do it for ya.

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HoustonGT

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streetstang03 said:

bassani xpipe or BBK xpipe and flows will do it for ya.

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Yup, what he said. Check my profile...Loud and beautiful...I miss my car

 

Mossberg

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ironmedic said:

i have always thought that flowmasters give u the best raspy sound in a stang. try going with an american thunder kit!

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Flowmasters give you a smooth and hollow tone. It's certain midpipes that makes the flows turn raspy. My car is nowhere near raspy, trust me.