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09-05-2002, 01:20 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 157
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When I first put the 2 chambers on my car, it sounded loud to me at first because I had stock exhaust before them. But after a few days, I realized they just weren't loud enough. So I put a 2 cat H-pipe on and then it was pretty loud, but a few days later it still wasn't loud enough for me. So then, I got a used off-road H-pipe and threw it on.... THEN IT WAS LOUD. After that I put in BBK equal length headers and it was not really louder... But more deeper and agressive. I think my car sounds awesome...
In other words, if you really want the sound of a mustang... Go with the 2 chambers.. Because most stangs that you hear driving on the street have the 2 chambers. And they sound sick. Atleast in Massachusetts anyway... |
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