Sound Difference: Pro Chamber vs. BBK O/R H

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  1. legalize420 Active Member

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    there are two different versions. one for lt's and one for shortys.
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    It is a fact. I have the pictures at home. I want to say mac long tubes are wider at the collectors than bbks...might be the other way around. I think you could cut half the pipe and bend it...then have it re-welded. Either way, unless the design of them has changed...it aint gonna bolt up. I have the pictures at home on my computer showing this.


    I would go with the cheaper D-pipe anyway:banana:
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    3 chamber flows + summit o/r H. It's loud but not crazy loud. But it's still louder than I think I want. I just want something that doesn't get all raspy in the top end. I've heard the Borla catback in person and it was sweet, but talk about $$$.

    But I've only heard mine with the stock headers. I'm putting in BBK shorties with the new combo so I don't know how it will change the sound. Plus the new heads and cam will probably change the sound even more, so we will see.
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    The prochamber will be quieter over an offroad h pipe.
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    are long tubes not a possibility? I love the deeper sound of them.
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    Nothing is out of the question. Longtubes would have to wait awhile though.

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