EXHAUST QUESTION.

[8bangin302]

ok in this 1st video it says Mac H, Weld-in Flowmasters ,and the owner says its got a short H mines a long H to where i have to install shorty's,whats a weld in,ive got the same exhaust setup and a 94 5.0 but it doesnt sound as solid as this car sounds now i know its a 4.6 but with the same setup mine should sound really close,and it doesnt..What im asking is whats a weld in and would it make a difference & could i get my car to sound like this one?Thanks

http://youtube.com/watch?v=tQ4dQ1mchvY





AND MINE SOUNDS LIKE THIS MUSTANG(not mine).wait for the second startup in this vid,and thats what mine sounds like.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qKEpoPiuXzg

 

[golden5.0]

Let me start off by saying that a 4.6 and a 5.0 will never sound the same. the 5.0 is a pusrod single cam motor and the 4.6 has an overhead valve motor with a cam on each bank of the motor and thats why the motors will not sound the same no matter what exhaust,

 

[Shocker98GT]

What he means by saying weld ins is simply that he has flowmaster mufflers welded into the factory pipes. The el cheapo way to get good sound, basically. Flowmaster makes so many different series mufflers that offer different characteristics, it's hard to just narrow down what the difference is. On our cars you're going to have people between the the 40s, 50s, Super 40 and Super 44 series and then you've got all the delta flows and other stuff. So that can be one difference. The other is that if his is a "short h" it may mean he has long tubes hooked up, but I doubt that considering it would be kinda crappy to spend the money for good longtubes and an h for a 4.6 car, both from a cost and complexity standpoint, just to weld in some flowmasters to factory pipe as the final touch.

Agree with the above as well, 4.6L cars and 5.0L cars sound quite different. Wish my 4.6 sounded like a 5.0 honestly