X pipe question / cats or no cats ?

Discussion in 'SN95 4.6L Mustang Tech' started by Scott99GT, Sep 25, 2004.

  1. 03MaCh1nE New Member

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    yea ur right i want some highflow cats...

    its really hard cause im hearing good and bad things about pypes and upr....should i go with prochamber???

    o and for the record slp cost alot....its like 400.00 at rpmoutlet...so u know n e where else i can get them????

    and yes...if i end up getting pypes or upr.then im going for and x-pipe with highflow cats!

    o and thanks whyask!
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    Will having cats make a big difference with the cabin noise? When I have other people in my car, I use the AC for their comfort. And at some RPM points (1800-2000), it hurts my ears, not to mention you have to yell over the sound.


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  3. TrueBlue03 New Member

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    just switched to the SLP catted X (from an offroad H) on my car with the packs and i must say i love the sound
    :drool: :drool:

    i love SLP's quality. only problem is that the cats hang a tiny bit lower than my MAC offroad H.
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    I have a catted x and I like it just fine. It may not be the loudest stang but the sound is awesome, and as far as performance goes, I still noticed a huge difference over the stock h-pipe with 6 freakin cats.
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    I would not buy through RPM, your gonna have to pay tax on it. I would go through Mustangtuning and use the discount code (there are post on here or in the talk section with the code (s)) and get a 6-10% discount (you can search my name and find a post about SLP that also has the discount code in it). Or you can try to find a used one, I went this route, I got my down pipes and cats used, then bought the o/r X for long tubes from them, saved me ~$100. Look around and see what is out there.

    Where in Texas are you?

    Here is one of them.

    there are a few more that give a deaper discount, you will just have to search the board for them.
  6. 03MaCh1nE New Member

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    well i live in houston...but im runnin a mach and it uses more compressed air som it will sound different then a gt...

    so i want upr...but im not sure...what car do u have???

    and what exhaust mods????:nice:
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    I went with the catted x-pipe after purchasing an O/R X and returning it. I really don't like the crackling the O/R pipes produce upon deceleration and the smell of an O/R pipe is not pleasant on a daily driver (especially on a convertible). Also, the small amount of back-pressure the catted pipe provides allows you to retain the little bit of low-end torque these cars produce. Just my .02
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    I have a GT and run the SLP o/r X w/ 2 chamber flows. Its not too bad but its not what I want, gonna replace the flows with a Borla Stinger and put the cats back on.

    The SLP is really nice as it allows to to change out from cats to no cats and only takes about an hour once you get the hang of it.
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    SLP no longer sells OR X pipes or the race pipes. I called SLP and they state a law passed the forbids the selling of OR pipes. This includes the MIL eliminators also.
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    I went had catco high flow cats welded onto my BBK O/R X. The stink and raspiness had me scared I was drawing a little too much attention.
    Sounds and smells much better now.
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    ima dog person myself:shrug:
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    I have an 03 gt with a bbk off road x and I have never smelled anything. I don't know what they are talking about. you need to go with catless pipes. you'll love the way they sound.

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