Flowmasters -vs- pypes violators ??
03-16-2012, 06:41 PM
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Flowmasters -vs- pypes violators ??
I know this topic has been done over and over but, it's my turn.
I have a 2010 gt mainly stock except for a BBK CAI> I want to do my Exhaust
before I tune. I'm banging my head against the wall trying to make up my mind on what exhaust to do. I know it's up to personal taste but I'm looking for overall suggestions. I want that nice throaty growl with out jaring my teeth loose and pissing off the neighbors. Thanks for the input !!
I have a 2010 gt mainly stock except for a BBK CAI> I want to do my Exhaust
before I tune. I'm banging my head against the wall trying to make up my mind on what exhaust to do. I know it's up to personal taste but I'm looking for overall suggestions. I want that nice throaty growl with out jaring my teeth loose and pissing off the neighbors. Thanks for the input !!
03-18-2012, 01:29 AM
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Don't want to be an **** by saying its up to you only, but I can add my two cents on Flowmasters since I owned a pair. Along with some knowledge of the Pypes. Also I am an intern at a Ford dealer and have been around and heard nearly every exhaust on Mustang so i'll try to help best I can.
Okay so first off the most important thing is to know your price range. I can already name a few exhausts that are better than Pypes and Flowmaster but relatively more expensive. Personally I have THE most expensive exhaust and pipe setup basically. I currently have Corsa Xtreme Axlebacks and Corsa X pipe. They are quite literally the priciest exhausts on the market, but they produce no drone and have that deep throaty sound you're after (They also annoy the neighbors quite nicely). I can name others if I knew your range though. I will say however that Flowmasters with an X Pipe sound terrible and do not sound deep or throaty, however have heard everywhere they are good with H pipes. Pypes in a general sense is a good exhaust for the price, but not the best. hopefully I helped some.
Okay so first off the most important thing is to know your price range. I can already name a few exhausts that are better than Pypes and Flowmaster but relatively more expensive. Personally I have THE most expensive exhaust and pipe setup basically. I currently have Corsa Xtreme Axlebacks and Corsa X pipe. They are quite literally the priciest exhausts on the market, but they produce no drone and have that deep throaty sound you're after (They also annoy the neighbors quite nicely). I can name others if I knew your range though. I will say however that Flowmasters with an X Pipe sound terrible and do not sound deep or throaty, however have heard everywhere they are good with H pipes. Pypes in a general sense is a good exhaust for the price, but not the best. hopefully I helped some.
03-18-2012, 06:14 PM
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Don't want to be an **** by saying its up to you only, but I can add my two cents on Flowmasters since I owned a pair. Along with some knowledge of the Pypes. Also I am an intern at a Ford dealer and have been around and heard nearly every exhaust on Mustang so i'll try to help best I can.
Okay so first off the most important thing is to know your price range. I can already name a few exhausts that are better than Pypes and Flowmaster but relatively more expensive. Personally I have THE most expensive exhaust and pipe setup basically. I currently have Corsa Xtreme Axlebacks and Corsa X pipe. They are quite literally the priciest exhausts on the market, but they produce no drone and have that deep throaty sound you're after (They also annoy the neighbors quite nicely). I can name others if I knew your range though. I will say however that Flowmasters with an X Pipe sound terrible and do not sound deep or throaty, however have heard everywhere they are good with H pipes. Pypes in a general sense is a good exhaust for the price, but not the best. hopefully I helped some.
Okay so first off the most important thing is to know your price range. I can already name a few exhausts that are better than Pypes and Flowmaster but relatively more expensive. Personally I have THE most expensive exhaust and pipe setup basically. I currently have Corsa Xtreme Axlebacks and Corsa X pipe. They are quite literally the priciest exhausts on the market, but they produce no drone and have that deep throaty sound you're after (They also annoy the neighbors quite nicely). I can name others if I knew your range though. I will say however that Flowmasters with an X Pipe sound terrible and do not sound deep or throaty, however have heard everywhere they are good with H pipes. Pypes in a general sense is a good exhaust for the price, but not the best. hopefully I helped some.
03-25-2012, 08:33 PM
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the pipe violators man they are 100x better than flowmasters. if you want my exhaust system here it is.. click on the link to listen to them!!!http://raleigh.craigslist.org/pts/2921304969.html
03-26-2012, 05:39 PM
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the pipe violators man they are 100x better than flowmasters. if you want my exhaust system here it is.. click on the link to listen to them!!!http://raleigh.craigslist.org/pts/2921304969.html
Thanks
03-29-2012, 06:00 PM
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Thanks to all for the replies. Seems like a big difference in personal opinons.
I actually decided on the "Borla Touring" axle backs. I'll try and post a sound
clip when its done. Thanks again !
I actually decided on the "Borla Touring" axle backs. I'll try and post a sound
clip when its done. Thanks again !
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