Mid Pipe?

[02GT]

Ok I have an off road prochamber now with my bassani bx catback. I want something louder and something that sounds good at the same time. I was looking at a MAC O/r H pipe because the h pipe seems to have that raspy sound that I like. Any suggestions and or videos would be greatly appreciated.

 

[98GTnSC]

if you want raspy go with an O/R X. if you want that low rumble then go O/R H. ive got a UPR O/R X and i love it. just got the stock catback on it now but sounds alot better than it used 2. but with in the next 2 weeks im gonna order the SLP LM1 catback from LateModelRestoration.com. its $450 from them for the catback and around $500 and up from everyone else. love the way this combo sounds. but just go to youtube and search different sound clips of our stangs on there. there plenty there thats wut i did!

 

[Modmotor4life]

X pipe=raspy...Look at this video this will be my new exhaust setup...YouTube
- Broadcast Yourself.

 

[OnyxCobra]

yeah usually X pipes are more raspy. My buddy has an offroad X and Bassani catback on his '04 Cobra and it's like ear shattering. Way too obnoxious sounding for my taste, but it's definitely loud.

 

[Modmotor4life]

Here is my car: custom catless x pipe with mac mufflers. In person it has a meaner sound to it but u get the idea.

YouTube
- Broadcast Yourself.

 

[wnracing]

Yep, X-pipes tend to have the raspy, kind of back fire type sound. I love it, and that's a big reason why I'm sticking with the X with my headers. H pipes tend to have the old school hot rod sound, which is cool, but way too common around here and I want people to know when my car is coming down the road. I am going to use Pypes hi-flow cats though to increase the back presure a bit and to calm the raspiness to a point that isn't overkill also doing that to give me some of my low-end torque back. O/R pipes tend to reduce your low end torque, but it doesn increase the top end a bit..

 

[02GT]

Ok im convinced, I think I am going with a MAC O/R X pipe.