Musclejunkie

Man, THANKYOU everyone for all the great ideas. I do like the Flowmaster exhaust clips and the idea of painting the stock ones with high temp is a great idea too.

This is a great forum. Sorry if I seemed harsh. I really think I'm gonna dig this Mustang when I get it. All I can think about!

157dB

Rust on a Stainless Steel muffler.
I have heard it all now...
And what type of paint should one use so it does not
look 100 times worse 2 months down the road?

Derf00

Muffler bearing paint of course!

(dontcha no anyting?)

MrSandman

Would you like to see pictures of my GTA mufflers? When I took them off my 6er before the trade, I noticed a lot of rust at the weld joints on the body. They don't use stainless steel at the welds.. at least not on the GTAs.

High Heat Engine Paint. Can be found at your local hardware store. You can also buy paint for your backyard grill.. The metal isn't black, you know... that's paint on there. I'm pretty sure my grill gets hotter than my mufflers....

--EDIT--Pics

These are GTA mufflers after 2 years. These are the mufflers they put on the Shelby GT in 07.
http://www.ninosport.com/Ford-Racing...m-5230-gta.htm

157dB

Been there, done that.
A year later and the paint
didnt adhere properly to
the nuffler and it looked
worse than before.

Musclejunkie

Let me be a ref for a minute. You're both right! The solution is a the new Flomaster in black stainless steel finish. I was thinking of just painting the back of the stock muffler black, anyways. That area does not see road wear and that is the most hideous looking part of the exposed muffler. Why Ford Why? I'd like just one of you to tell me the sagging muffler look looks badass! Especially when you hit a bump and the damn thing shakes. Looks like crap and looks cheap!