SLP Loudmouths
02-20-2007, 03:22 PM
#1
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SLP Loudmouths
A few questions...
1) Are they as easy to install as they are marketed... literally 30 mins just bolt on?
2) Is it ok to install on a stock 07 w/o a tune/headers/intake etc.. (as a first mod - the rest to come)?
3) Are they still super loudw/o doing the x/h pipe? Anything louder?
1) Are they as easy to install as they are marketed... literally 30 mins just bolt on?
2) Is it ok to install on a stock 07 w/o a tune/headers/intake etc.. (as a first mod - the rest to come)?
3) Are they still super loudw/o doing the x/h pipe? Anything louder?
02-20-2007, 03:29 PM
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RE: SLP Loudmouths
Ive been told that they are rather easy to put on, also it would be fine to do without a tune and as a 1st mod. But as my own opinion i think flow 40's are loader ( with or without cats your choice ) and sound much better to me....( i think slp's sound a little ricey to me... just me i guess)
Now went with flowmasters but if i had the chance i would go back and put cherry bombs on mine cause i heard a charger with them and they sound wicked
Now went with flowmasters but if i had the chance i would go back and put cherry bombs on mine cause i heard a charger with them and they sound wicked
02-20-2007, 04:18 PM
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RE: SLP Loudmouths
They are easy to install, and NO tune is required...
All i have is the SLP and no other exhaust MOD as of yet..
As for sounding rice..I TOTALLY disagree..they are LOUD...But in a good way..I researched for months.. They sound like you have a lot more going on under there then just Pipes.. I love mine..
All i have is the SLP and no other exhaust MOD as of yet..
As for sounding rice..I TOTALLY disagree..they are LOUD...But in a good way..I researched for months.. They sound like you have a lot more going on under there then just Pipes.. I love mine..
02-20-2007, 04:22 PM
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RE: SLP Loudmouths
i had the louthmouths on my stang. just took them off today and put the stock mufflers back on because i added a h-pipe. they sound really good without the o/r h-pipe... REALLY LOUD with it... and i live on a military base so i was worried about offending people here who outrank me =) I am probably going to sell my slp's if you are interested in getting some just let me know it will save you a few bucks.
They are easy to put on takes a few minutes just bolts right on in place of the factory muffler.
They are easy to put on takes a few minutes just bolts right on in place of the factory muffler.
02-20-2007, 04:24 PM
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RE: SLP Loudmouths
ORIGINAL: torch red
They are easy to install, and NO tune is required...
All i have is the SLP and no other exhaust MOD as of yet..
As for sounding rice..I TOTALLY disagree..they are LOUD...But in a good way..I researched for months.. They sound like you have a lot more going on under there then just Pipes.. I love mine..
They are easy to install, and NO tune is required...
All i have is the SLP and no other exhaust MOD as of yet..
As for sounding rice..I TOTALLY disagree..they are LOUD...But in a good way..I researched for months.. They sound like you have a lot more going on under there then just Pipes.. I love mine..
02-20-2007, 05:48 PM
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RE: SLP Loudmouths
ORIGINAL: Triple T
A few questions...
1) Are they as easy to install as they are marketed... literally 30 mins just bolt on?
2) Is it ok to install on a stock 07 w/o a tune/headers/intake etc.. (as a first mod - the rest to come)?
3) Are they still super loud w/o doing the x/h pipe? Anything louder?
A few questions...
1) Are they as easy to install as they are marketed... literally 30 mins just bolt on?
2) Is it ok to install on a stock 07 w/o a tune/headers/intake etc.. (as a first mod - the rest to come)?
3) Are they still super loud w/o doing the x/h pipe? Anything louder?
2) yes
3) yes (I took mines off after a few days, they were too loud for me)
02-20-2007, 06:02 PM
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RE: SLP Loudmouths
I just ordered my Pypes "Violators" the install seems quite simple. As for the sound I used the sound bites on Brenspeed website and decided on the Violators. I will have them on in a few days.
02-20-2007, 06:10 PM
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RE: SLP Loudmouths
just go on ebay and stock mufflers, cut the muffler off the pipe then get pacesetter resonators with chrome tips welded on
and save about $200... I think SLP loudmouths are way over priced for what they are...as well as most axle backs
for the Mustang....
and save about $200... I think SLP loudmouths are way over priced for what they are...as well as most axle backs
for the Mustang....
02-20-2007, 06:20 PM
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RE: SLP Loudmouths
ORIGINAL: ohsixgt1217
Dont need a tune, install is simple, and are VERY loud. Took mine off and put stock muffler back on, so if youd like ill gladly sell mine if you're interested.
Dont need a tune, install is simple, and are VERY loud. Took mine off and put stock muffler back on, so if youd like ill gladly sell mine if you're interested.