Let's talk dual exhaust...
06-22-2009, 12:37 PM
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Ford Racing makes a dual exhaust kit for the v6, it is tuned by Ford to work specifically on the V6.
There have been several members who have dyno'd a few hp higher from dual exhaust (dyno results vary) but don't expect anymore than 5 rwhp from any dual setup.
I find it hard to believe Legion would say "ALL" dual exhausts on a V6 makes you lose HP, because there have been many accounts of people disproving that from these forums as well.
Back on subject, many people here recommend the FRPP dual exhaust kit.
There have been several members who have dyno'd a few hp higher from dual exhaust (dyno results vary) but don't expect anymore than 5 rwhp from any dual setup.
I find it hard to believe Legion would say "ALL" dual exhausts on a V6 makes you lose HP, because there have been many accounts of people disproving that from these forums as well.
Back on subject, many people here recommend the FRPP dual exhaust kit.
06-22-2009, 01:14 PM
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I paid $580 for mine. It comes with the mid's, x-pipe and mufflers, along with all mounting hardware and clamps, and bumper flanges to make it look nice and clean.
I know several people have gotten theirs for around $600. Well worth it in my opinion. Do a search on FRPP dual exhaust and you will see.
I know several people have gotten theirs for around $600. Well worth it in my opinion. Do a search on FRPP dual exhaust and you will see.
06-22-2009, 01:24 PM
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I paid $580 for mine. It comes with the mid's, x-pipe and mufflers, along with all mounting hardware and clamps, and bumper flanges to make it look nice and clean.
I know several people have gotten theirs for around $600. Well worth it in my opinion. Do a search on FRPP dual exhaust and you will see.
I know several people have gotten theirs for around $600. Well worth it in my opinion. Do a search on FRPP dual exhaust and you will see.
06-22-2009, 01:46 PM
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I paid $580 for mine. It comes with the mid's, x-pipe and mufflers, along with all mounting hardware and clamps, and bumper flanges to make it look nice and clean.
I know several people have gotten theirs for around $600. Well worth it in my opinion. Do a search on FRPP dual exhaust and you will see.
I know several people have gotten theirs for around $600. Well worth it in my opinion. Do a search on FRPP dual exhaust and you will see.
06-22-2009, 02:33 PM
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Well, knowing how y'all Aggies are (lol!), you'll feel a power difference with a dual setup. The sound is DEFINITELY better, and tht will be the biggest difference over a power difference.
Sticking larger pipes on won't help any, and as mentioned, will probably hurt performance. The stock V6 pipes/cats are very well designed for the V6 and flow just fine.
And dual's out the back of a Mustang are just natural!
(Whoop!)
Sticking larger pipes on won't help any, and as mentioned, will probably hurt performance. The stock V6 pipes/cats are very well designed for the V6 and flow just fine.
And dual's out the back of a Mustang are just natural!
(Whoop!)
06-22-2009, 05:00 PM
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Don't expect any power gains going into this install. If you do get any they will be very small. Sound should probably be your top priority when looking at kits. Go out and listen to what people have and listen to them online. Go with the sound you like and the kit you can afford.
06-22-2009, 05:19 PM
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i got the pypes true duals with street pro's
i get nothing but compliments from people
the youtube videos lie. they sound ricey on video but are actually deep and powerful sounding in person.
and they're cheap lol
i get nothing but compliments from people
the youtube videos lie. they sound ricey on video but are actually deep and powerful sounding in person.
and they're cheap lol
06-23-2009, 07:11 AM
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There have been several members who have dyno'd a few hp higher from dual exhaust (dyno results vary) but don't expect anymore than 5 rwhp from any dual setup.
I find it hard to believe Legion would say "ALL" dual exhausts on a V6 makes you lose HP, because there have been many accounts of people disproving that from these forums as well.
I find it hard to believe Legion would say "ALL" dual exhausts on a V6 makes you lose HP, because there have been many accounts of people disproving that from these forums as well.