MRT catted H pipe w/ steeda CB?
I have heard only 1 video of it and it sounded pretty damn sick.
I have heard only 1 video of it and it sounded pretty damn sick.
Heard this setup?
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i think the steeda catback is the same as MAC???? maybe i'm wrong but thats what i've heard from more than one person
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Steeda cat-back is the same as the quiet Borla....
Steeda cat-back is the same as the quiet Borla....
So steeda is more "cost effective?"
+1 they look the same except on says borla on the case and the other says steeda
steeda FTW. i have it. it is siiiick. not so loud, but awesome deep tone
I just heard a MRT h-pipe with cats + Bassani CB... OMFG that thing sounds nasty!
I just swtiched to the steeda "quiet" borla's with my lt's and o/r x. I think they sound pretty damn good. I am not running tails though because I had the bassani catback and it was rubbing my tires and my gas tank.
They are nice becuase at idle and cruise they are just loud enough to hear, but no drone and not loud in the car. They get pretty nast WOT. They act alot like magnaflows, just with a much better note.
They are nice becuase at idle and cruise they are just loud enough to hear, but no drone and not loud in the car. They get pretty nast WOT. They act alot like magnaflows, just with a much better note.
If the Steeda mufflers are the straight-thru type, then I will warn you of mixing a straight-thru muffler with an MRT catted H. They Blat. Harley blat. 1974 Harley Easyrider blat. Unless thats your thing, of course. I speak from experience.
X-pipes tend to do better with the straight-thru mufflers. MRT H-pipes like chambered mufflers better, i.e Flowmaster or Mac.
Exhaust is a personal preference, but if you mix an H with a straight-thru, once you get 50% throttle and above you may as well cruise main street Sturgis. I failed that experiment once already. It will get you alot of "unwanted" attention and sound like ass.
But maybe the quieter Steedas will sound OK, but i'm hedging my bet that a Maggie catted X will sound a million times better.
X-pipes tend to do better with the straight-thru mufflers. MRT H-pipes like chambered mufflers better, i.e Flowmaster or Mac.
Exhaust is a personal preference, but if you mix an H with a straight-thru, once you get 50% throttle and above you may as well cruise main street Sturgis. I failed that experiment once already. It will get you alot of "unwanted" attention and sound like ass.
But maybe the quieter Steedas will sound OK, but i'm hedging my bet that a Maggie catted X will sound a million times better.
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