Best mufflers for LOUD,Deep tone

[DE07GT]

The stainless Bassani if you can afford it.
I don't usually like loud cars, but I love the way my Cobra sounds with Bassani headers, O/R X, and catback.

 

[NukeGuard]

Pro Chamber is the way to go if you want a deep sound:

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[MGC]

Borla XR1's

 

[2001gunmetalgt]

Ok let me rephrase my question:

I have SLP LMII (Quality and fitment is great) but I want a new chambered sound.

-Instead of buying a whole brand new Mac catback (which shouldn't be neccessary) can't I just get two Mac flowpath mufflers and slap them right into my SLP LM II piping?

-Here is a pic of the SLP LM II piping with mufflers. You can see the mufflers are round and center in/center out. The piping is 2.5" and the inlet/outlet is also 2.5" for the mufflers. They come out by unclamping each side.

---> View installed on Cobra http://customerpics.americanmuscle.com/viewimages.php?sku=23026&id=5478

-Here is a pic of the Mac flowpath catback for 03/04 Cobra. Looks like on their setup they use the offset inlet/offset outlet on the same side???? Is that correct disignation? Now Mac has a 3" system and a 2.5" inch system. So would I require a 2.5" inlet/outlet Mac muffler to fit my SLP LMII piping or the 3" inlet/outlet (dobut it)?

Also, the Mac mufflers for mustangs are only 13inch in length and the SLP LM II's are roughly 18inch long . I remeber from installing the the SLP LM II catback that part of the ends of the SLP LM II mufflers slid into the piping when you clamped it down. This makes it seem like the shorter Mac mufflers might potentially be long enough to fit (no slack at all) in for clamping but still might come up short. Thoughts/Suggestions?

Judging by this picture again ( http://customerpics.americanmuscle.com/viewimages.php?sku=23026&id=5478 ), do you think the MAC offset in/offset out on the same side would fit ok without hitting anything? Also, do you think the Mac muffler would sound different inside the SLP piping then it would in its own? Think it will sound good? Should I get a stainless steel Mac muffler or the aluminized one? Mac catback owners; over time has your aluminized catbacks/mufflers corroded or rusted?

Thanks

 

[jtm]

Super 44's and a O/R Pro-Chamber is DEEP.

this, going on this weekend

 

[gtmuscle]

any clips of the O/R prochamber and magnapacks. I have regular flows now and wanted a little louder & deeper sound.

 

[turbosaleen347]

I am brand new to the sight but after reading everyone's replys I will say ..
I have stainless works on my 03 cobra front to back long tubes 3 inch x pipe with cats 3 inch exhaust with tails into 3.5 tips..
I have never heard anything like it and love it .. it is quiet when you are just joy riding and waking the dead when you stand on it.. just wanted to share that ...

 

[JoeLee]

BBK Longtubes, BBK XPipe & Stingers...



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[Red Turtle]

so i ahve an o/r x pipe and steeda mufflers, althou they have a nice tone i want something louder, but want it to be deep and throaty not raspy, would you rec. magnaflow magnapacks, borla stingers or slp loudmouths? or straightpipe lol

You have the right mufflers but wrong mid pipe. Change it to an O/R H for the sound that you are looking for.

This is not by car, but I am thinking about changing my MRT H to an O/R H. Car below has Steeda Catback with O/R H.

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