Just picked up a 93 GT...couple questions...

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  1. atey950 Founding Member

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    I just picked up a 93 GT. I have a question regarding exhaust.
    Currently the car has Full 2 1/2" exhaust w/ MAC flowpath mufflers.
    The drone from these mufflers is incredibly loud. What muffler would you all reccommend to be the quietest without sacrificing power.
    I am not looking to wake up the neighborhood, and I would like to be able to hold a conversation while I am driving....
    Here is the full list of mods and a couple pics...

    Performance:
    • GT-40 Crate Motor
    • B-303 Cam
    • GT-40X Aluminum Heads
    • Polished Vortech S-trim Supercharger
    • Anderson Powerpipe
    • Holley Systemax Intake
    • MSD-6AL Ignition
    • MSD Boost Retard
    • MSD Coil
    • 9mm Spark Plug Wires
    • 70mm Throttle Body
    • 70mm EGR Spacer
    • 76mm C&L Mass Air Meter
    • K&N Cone Filter
    • Vortech Bypass Valve
    • ½”. Intake Spacer
    • BBK Equal Length Headers
    • 2.5” MAC Cat-back Exhaust
    • Dr. Gas X-Pipe
    • T-Rex Inline Fuel Pump
    • 255 Intank Fuel Pump
    • 30lb. Injectors
    • Crane Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator
    • Cartech Fully Adjustable FMU
    Appearance:

    • 160 degree Thermostat
    • Spec Stage 2 Clutch
    • Slotted Front Rotors
    • Saleen Wing
    • 2.5” Cervini Cowl Induction Hood
    • Cervini Stalker Front Bumper
    • LX Tail Lights
    • ROH 17” Wheels
    • 235/45/17 Yokohama in front
    • 275/40/17 Yokohama in rear
    • Eibach Sportline Springs
    • 3:73 Gears
    • Steeda Tri-Ax Short Throw Shifter
    • Sub-frame Connectors
    • Drive-shaft Loop
    • 3” Aluminum Radiator
    • Pioneer Head Unit
    • Auto Meter Gauges
    Fuel Pressure
    Oil Pressure
    Water Temperature
    Boost
    Air/Fuel
    5” Monster Tach w/ shift light
    atey950, Dec 9, 2003
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  2. whitespeed New Member

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    Dyno max ultra flows, straight thru design and quite
    whitespeed, Dec 9, 2003
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    I've also heard good things about the ultra flows, they are quiet till you hit the throttle.

    I like my 3chamber flows OK, they are pretty quiet and have no drone. I will probably swap to the dynomax or Borla, which also make the lower noise/good power type.
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    nice car dude!
    89 blue lx, Dec 9, 2003
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    i have the same cat back with full lengths and a hpipe. has half as much drone as my mac egual lengths with 2 chamber flowmasters..
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    Does an x-pipe create more drone than an h-pipe?
    DOnt get me wrong, the MAC mufflers sound great , but im just curious to see if there is something a little quieter out there.
    atey950, Dec 10, 2003
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    maybe..headers make a little difference to i'm sure. i put a highflow cat h-pipe on my setup now and wow it came off. it droned big time.
    ONEBADPNY, Dec 10, 2003
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    Very nice car!
    lxsteed, Dec 10, 2003
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    if you dont mind me asking, what did you pay for that car? Its extremely nice!
    mustang90, Dec 11, 2003
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    Only way to go

    Flowmasters are the only way to go, nice car man. Good luck with it :nice:
    KDK1988GT, Dec 12, 2003
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    i run dynomax and they are very quiet
    ex import guy, Dec 12, 2003
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    hooker max flows..the shop i take my mustang to cant believe how quiet my car is....they outflow most too and they are loud as the loudest mufflers at wot. kinda raspy though good luck
    stang619, Nov 20, 2005
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