My ARH LTs and MACs exhaust vid!
12/15/07, 09:32 AM
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My ARH LTs and MACs exhaust vid!
sorry about the poor quality and it being dark. This is the best my camera can take. It's pretty cold outside, so the exhaust may sound a bit more crackly than normal.
Listen closely and you can hear my little brother's nervous giggle when I first start it up.
it's nothing special, but I was proud of it because it was my first video. I'll try to get a better one up during the day soon.
Listen closely and you can hear my little brother's nervous giggle when I first start it up.
it's nothing special, but I was proud of it because it was my first video. I'll try to get a better one up during the day soon.
12/15/07, 10:41 AM
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Hey Shaun, the setup sounds SICK!!! We got very similar setups (I too have the ARH L/T with a catted H) except for the axlebacks. Your car sounds real sinister!!! Nice video BTW. 
Isn't it just insane what these headers do to our cars? I LOVE MINE!!! Sometimes I don't even have the radio on. I just listen to the exhaust. 
Isn't it just insane what these headers do to our cars? I LOVE MINE!!! Sometimes I don't even have the radio on. I just listen to the exhaust.
12/15/07, 04:30 PM
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I definitely just listen to the exhaust while rolling around town... Haha. Even though it's in the middle of winter, I sometimes roll down my windows to hear the beast. It's a whole different sound outside! 
12/15/07, 06:38 PM
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I just put glasspacks on mine because people always thought I was racing them when I was just pulling normally away from a light. I love how it sounds! wicked!!!
Mine is allot tamer now...guess it is time for cut outs..
Mine is allot tamer now...guess it is time for cut outs..
12/17/07, 08:19 PM
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Wow.... I've got the MAC Axle-backs and was going to stop there. But if can keep my cats and have that sounds this has got me thinking...
Any before/after dynos, is the H-pipe from American Racing as well? How was the install?
Any before/after dynos, is the H-pipe from American Racing as well? How was the install?
12/18/07, 08:21 PM
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12/19/07, 02:53 PM
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....Hold on 5 minutes and Ill see if I can't get a teaser up
Edit: Sorry for hijacking the thread- Ill take this to PM (Anyone wants the video shoot me a PM)
Edit: Sorry for hijacking the thread- Ill take this to PM (Anyone wants the video shoot me a PM)
12/23/07, 09:40 AM
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Thanks guys! I'm really happy with the sound! 
No before dynos. I figure it's around the same as everyone elses. I will have an after dyno and custom tuned one up sometime this spring.
The catted H-pipe is from AR and fits up perfectly to the collectors. That was one of the easiest parts of the install. The rest of the install wasn't too bad. I followed Lowe's Header install journal (something like that, I don't know the exact title), and it helped tremedously! I had my dad help me with the headers and it was a good thing. Some of the things you have to do under there I don't know how I could have done without the help of another person. We DID have to grind on one of the flanges on the forward most driver's side. After that it was pretty easy. I did it w/o boxend wrenches btw! Those would have been helpful.
lol.
The catted H-pipe is from AR and fits up perfectly to the collectors. That was one of the easiest parts of the install. The rest of the install wasn't too bad. I followed Lowe's Header install journal (something like that, I don't know the exact title), and it helped tremedously! I had my dad help me with the headers and it was a good thing. Some of the things you have to do under there I don't know how I could have done without the help of another person. We DID have to grind on one of the flanges on the forward most driver's side. After that it was pretty easy. I did it w/o boxend wrenches btw! Those would have been helpful.
lol.
12/23/07, 10:00 AM
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shaun, that sounds freakin wicked!!! i love the sound of your combination exhaust! i wounder what that would sound like if you had an O/R H-pipe??? i thought it was an off-road when i heard the vid, then i looked in your signature and it said catted. that is crazy! it has to be the ARH that makes it sound so Beastly awesome!
12/23/07, 05:57 PM
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shaun, that sounds freakin wicked!!! i love the sound of your combination exhaust! i wounder what that would sound like if you had an O/R H-pipe??? i thought it was an off-road when i heard the vid, then i looked in your signature and it said catted. that is crazy! it has to be the ARH that makes it sound so Beastly awesome!