The video's title states "Full Mac Exhaust" but of course there are no details on whether this includes everything from the headers back or less. I messaged the submitter asking him what exactly he'd used because I love the tone his system delivers but got no response.

Can anyone tell me what his setup might consist of so that I can re-create it for my Mustang?

Thanks!

Exhaust System Video No.1

Exhaust System Video No.2

 

Here's the link to Mac's website. If you don't get a response back from the guy you could always just buy the axle backs and see how it sounds. If it's still not to your liking then you could get the other necessary parts. JMO.
http://www.macperformance.com/store/...ategory_ID=933

 

Looking at their site, they have a few things.

Axlebacks. Catbacks. Pro Chambers. Headers.

I understand axlebacks are from the axle back and catbacks are from the catalytic converter back as their names suggest. But what exactly is a Pro Chamber and how does it factor into the equation?

 

The youtube video says headers, prochamber, axleback in the description. The prochamber usually either connects straight to the stock manifolds or is a cut&place type of exhaust. Basically, instead of the H or X pipe type connections, it basically has a box where the two pipes meet.

 

Oh okay. So instead of an X or H pipe, this is an alternate type of connection?

Are there pros/cons to a Pro Chamber as opposed to an X or H pipe?

 

Correct. It seems like most of the time, people choose it over an X or H because of their sound preference.

 

Very cool. My main concern is sound as I'm really striving for that deep oldschool muscle car sound.

I'll have to research the Mac systems a little more thoroughlly now since I hadn't really considered them before. Maybe a Pro Chamber & Catback system is in order.

Have you heard good/bad reviews yourself before I personally look into it?

Thanks again.

 

sounds like a prochamber, no cats, and the axlebacks of course