Has anyone had a shop do your exhaust? i.e. cut out factory mufflers and put new ones on or even put new pipes on

What type of muffler did you use etc...

Thanks

 

With our design there's no need really to cut or weld anything.

 

It is a simple unbolt and remove system no need for cutting and welding.

Richard

 

Theres a bunch of threads on here about axelback mufflers, they are easy to swap. From my experience Macs resonate in the cabin and are annoying. I have heard good things about FRPP and Borla, the FRPP being very affordable. My stock mufflers are getting louder with miles and are actually the loudest mufflers ever put on any Mustang.

 

xbone; I feel like an evangelist, but I can't help myself. I took to heart what I read on the forum about the FRPP GTAs (sold by ninosports for $269 free shipping) and installed them a month ago. Wow, I love them. They have a deep rumbling sound, much better than stock. All stainless, about 2/3 the weight of the stock muffler, 4" polished double walled, flaired tips (beautiful), and no drone. As you probably have heard, they're used on the Shelby GTs. I get heads turned, but in a favorable way. If you're thinking about a change-- and you like the stock mufflers, you'll love the GTAs. Oh, by the way, I don't know anybody at ninosports; just a super happy customer.

 

I have the FRPP GT Stingers and love them!!!!! Like sandy my exhaust has gotten louder with miles and sound incredible!!!! Sound clips do not do justice but I have two if you want to hear them.....one outside of the car and one inside of the car...... good luck!

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=1560248084outside

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=1575404152inside

 

Thanks guys!! I just ordered the loudmouths from LM Perf and should hopefully have them in a week or so!

 

Installed axelback SLP Loud Mouths here. Doesn't require any cutting etc.

 

photolabgirl77 its so good to see another female stang enthusiast!!! Welcome to the forum, hope to be seeing you in more posts!!!!!