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Which H-pipe should I purchase?

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Trefty

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I'm looking to have a loud, aggressive exhaust. Currently I have BBK equal length short tube headers and a stock cat-back, although I'll be upgrading that in the near future(most likely with Flowmasters). I was wondering what would give me a more aggressive sounding exhaust, a BBK off-road H-pipe or a Mac Pro-Chamber? Thank you.
 
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BBK
 

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Prochamber, no question. But I don't know if it will bolt right up to your shorties.
 

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The ProChamber is a nice piece no doubt, but typically, an O/R H-pipe will sound louder. I switched from the ProChamber to the MAC O/R H-pipe and the exhaust note is more deep and throaty. While it seems I may have lost a little mid-range by ditching the ProChamber, I have noticed more low end grunt with the H-pipe. If you go the H route, I recommend checking out MAC's H-pipe...fit was great and they are using a better durablack coating now as opposed to the old HTS silver coating.
 

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the ProChamber sounds nasty, like an X-pipe / H-pipe mix.......PM me & i'll send you a sound clip
 
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Thanks for your responses guys. I was leaning towards going the O/R H-pipe route, but I've heard a lot of good things about the Pro Chamber, so now im not so sure. Anyway, thanks again for your oppinions, greatly appreciated!
 

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for sound go with the H/X pipe because of its unrestricted design. The prochamber has a muffler type deal on it so it obviously will provide less hardcore beastness.
 

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check my sig.....I have some vid of my 88 with shorty's, o/r h, and flows.
 
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