prochamber is installed

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  1. ItsStock02 Member

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    and I love it :D

    I tried to install it myself, but it was too frickin hard and my air compressor is too whimpy. Even the shop said they had a hard time getting the old one off.


    YouTube - 02 Mustang GT exhaust
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  2. LI98GTStang Founding Member

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    Sounds beastly. Wish I could run no cats here. Nice upgrade!
    LI98GTStang, Oct 4, 2008
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  3. mustangman9812 Active Member

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    Nice, Prochamber sounds awesome! I been looking into getting a Prochamber when time to put my motor in. Sound Good Great Buy!
    mustangman9812, Oct 4, 2008
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  4. BurningRubber Active Member

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    Sounds really good.
    BurningRubber, Oct 4, 2008
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  5. juecke98gt Banned

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    I did mine and had bloody knuckles after :) Just used brute force and a breaker bar :)
    juecke98gt, Oct 4, 2008
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    I had to have an exhaust shop remove my stock H pipe and I drove home with open headers and installed my Prochamber.:D
    Mossberg, Oct 5, 2008
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  7. Notchbck93 New Member

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    I take it you had already installed the flows?

    Have you noticed the loss of low end torque that most complain about?
    Notchbck93, Oct 6, 2008
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  8. COramprat Old guys rule!!!

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    Sounds familiar for some reason. :D
    COramprat, Oct 6, 2008
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    I didn't notice it that much. I did notice how it pulled better at higher revs though. Then I got gears and low end was never a problem.:nice:
    Mossberg, Oct 6, 2008
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  10. DocG2828 5th graders > me

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    Never noticed a loss of low end when I had mine either.....o/r PC and flowpaths. :shrug:


    PB Blaster helped greatly though!

    I have a o/r PC on my LX now and love the familiar sound!
    DocG2828, Oct 6, 2008
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  11. Shiroelex There's nothing worse than aut

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    Sounds good! I see you're from Westland... I grew up there. We should get a bunch of locals together for a photoshoot sometime!
    Shiroelex, Oct 6, 2008
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  12. ItsStock02 Member

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    Im buddies with Rick. He has the 99 GT, lives on John Hix.

    Anyways, I was thinking about doing a photoshoot as well or having a meet up somewhere.

    Zack
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    I dont notice any loss of torque, but theres a huge improverment in the top end.
    ItsStock02, Oct 6, 2008
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  14. Shiroelex There's nothing worse than aut

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    Ah yes, I thought so. I saw the Saturn in your sig, and assumed it was the one I had seen outside of my apartments a few times, and over at Rick's place. When did you pick up a 'Stang?
    Shiroelex, Oct 6, 2008
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    I got the stang August 22nd. Bought it off a guy on Motown Muscle.


    Zack
    ItsStock02, Oct 7, 2008
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  16. Notchbck93 New Member

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    Good to know... Most on here have complained that with just a plain jane H-pipe (non-cated) they feel a huge loss in the low end and make up for it with switching to a higher rear gear ratio.
    Notchbck93, Oct 7, 2008
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