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mfk1988 07-31-2007 04:58 PM

Finally
 
I finally made a choice as to what my first major mod is going to be. Now i know all you guys think cold air is the way to go at first, and i can see why, but the whole tuner thing makes me nervous because of the warranty void issue.After some very helpful advice frommany of youI decided to get theslp loudmouth axle back and thier x pipe with high flow cats. I have an appointment to get em installed next tuesday andI look forward to writingupa fullreview. By the way, anyone have this setup???

owero01 07-31-2007 05:34 PM

RE: Finally
 
Hope you like the sound. You know you just voided the warranty on the exhaust.

howarmat 07-31-2007 05:36 PM

RE: Finally
 
I have been told its a little on the raspy side as opposed to deep.....it is also pretty loud.

PROMETHEUS PRIME 07-31-2007 05:54 PM

RE: Finally
 
Hope you like em.

lldsandsll 07-31-2007 06:38 PM

RE: Finally
 
they will sound raspy. nothing wrong w/ cai and tune, i havent heard one bad story yet. if you ever decide you want to add cai, i have a brand new jlt ii sitting around im looking to get rid of.

Stang_Heritage07 07-31-2007 06:44 PM

RE: Finally
 
if your that worried w/ warranties...why do anything to the exahust, which itself has a warranty?
anyways...most of the SLP videos ive seen have H-Pipes on them, the X will make it a little more raspy

NickSezz 07-31-2007 06:55 PM

RE: Finally
 
I don't have a GT, but ive been around here long enough to add my 2ยข. If you just want some more sound, I would just stick with the SLP axle backs. The high flows will make it annoying loud and the x-pipe is more raspy. If you plan on going o/r x or h-pipe later down the road, then I would get some real mufflers now.

I have personally heard a GT with pypes o/r H with pypes violators and it was stupid loud. It sounded crazy, but for a street car its not practical. The same car then switched to MACs and it was better. Still very loud, but better sounding.

s197richie 07-31-2007 09:22 PM

RE: Finally
 
OP you are missing out on a great mod by passing up the CAI/tuner combo...and remember all you have to do is reload the factory tune and swap the stock air box back on for your warranty work (and only drivability warranty work...don't bother for a rear end noise, power window inop etc)...by letting yourself be intimidated by the warranty monster, you're gonna seriously miss out. I got my car two months ago and swore up and down I'd leave it stock...check my sigs, and now I'm considering a 75 shot to boot...
p.s. down the road when/if you start "sophomore" mods like gears etc you WILL NEED a tuner so get one now or sooner or later you're gonna hit a brick wall...

dirtydeedsinc 07-31-2007 09:47 PM

RE: Finally
 
I agree you should get a tuner. With that you can put it back to stock for dealership work before you go in.

I have the SLP setup you're talking about and I like it. Still have the stock exhaust manifold, for now. Then again, I wanted it loud. Something along the lines of "if it's too loud, you're too old." I need to find a parking garage now since I just put the X on.

PLstang 07-31-2007 09:59 PM

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Hey it's no point resisting once the mod bugs bitten thats it. You've already taken your first step now, no going back!



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