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O/R Prochamber vs Catted Prochamber
I have an O/R Prochamber on my car right now and I love the sound. What I don't like is the smell!!! It's horrible! It's rattling a good bit so I guess I need to get under there and tighten it and maybe that would help. If not i'm gonna get rid of it and get one with the high-flow cats.
My question is this; What difference would there be, if any, in sound/volume and HP if I went with the Prochamber with the cats? I love the way my car sounds with the Mac and Flow 40s(although a bit louder would be nice) and I don't want to compromise that if possible. TIA
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Wouldnt be any lose of horse power since it high flow cats not much if anyway. The sound should change much either.There really shouldnt be much of a difference at all.
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You car will be noticeably quieter with the cats. The sound might seem a bit deeper in tone, but definitely quieter. You'll only lose like 1-2 HP at the most. Not a real big change in performance. You probably won't even feel it. I know they make catted legs for the prochamber, but good luck finding them.
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O/R pipes are a little louder, but the performance won't really change at all.
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I have a 2007 GT. I just bought a o/r bbk x pipe and have super 44 flows. It sounded terrilble! Very high pitch, raspy, tinny and rattely..if that is a word... I yanked it off and put the stock back on. i was thinking about a pro chamber o/r or catted What are you thoughts? I had a mac pro chamber on my 02 gt with 40 series flows and dumped exhaust. sounded great but now that my exhaust is at the back and i cant dump it...
Anyway..how will the pro chamber sound on my 07 will i get that low rumble or loud raspy garbage? If I go with the catted one will it take away all the low sounding goodness? Please let me know asap. What will be the sound diff I will get from the bbk o/r x vs. the pro chamber? -Storm |
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Sound goes way down. Less volume, the sound will be smoother and more muffled. Not very noticeable as far as performance goes though. AND I don't think MAC made a catted prochamber. So you'd have to make your own.
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Thanks. Sorry about posting in the wrong spot- new here...
Going with the o/r h...I wont have the tinging tinny sound? At the risk of sounding stupid...if the car isan h pipe to begin with, could I just cut out the cats and weld another piece to close it up? |
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Yeah, but it gets sloppy if you do it like that. Make sure you have a reputable welded that you trust fabbing up your exhaust. 3v's with an o/r h sound pretty good, although I'm not sure about super 44's on that combo. Never been a fan of flows on a 3v.
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thanks.
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3v's just sound weird with an exhaust
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