As long as you are happy then that's all that matters. However, IMO a Mustang just looks better with duals not to mention sounds better too.

 

true it does but im only 16 so cash is kinda short ya know? lol

cuz with taht im looking at a new bumper .....ect lol

so GT take off i guess, the other thing i would like to know is would a GT take off bolt right on or need to be welded?

 

Fpr dual you wont need a new bumper, all you do is cut the lower part of the bumper for the other muffler. There is even a template to do just that on Pypes' website.

For single all you have to do is unbolt the V6 muffler and then bolt back up the GT muffler and you're done.

 

I have the ford racing single exhaust which I'm fairly certain is manufactured by borla. I really like the way it sounds.

 

You don't need a new bumper. Most of us just cut the second notch out and if it's done right, it will look like it was done at the factory. Use this template;

http://pysales.com/inst/SFM68-bumper-cutout02.pdf

Some guys on here used a Dremel. The guys who installed my duals cut mine and said it was very easy. Cuts like butter.

 

Anyone have a good source for GT take off singles, ensuring its a mt one? Ebay seems dried up right now, nto only has sets, but they don't specify mt...

 

Sometimes V6MustangStuff.com has it. Also check the classified section of Mustang Forums as well as your local Craigslist.

 

Newtakeoff has the pair for $79.99 plus shipping. That's a fair deal. If you are in a city you might also take a look at Craigslist. Sometimes you get lucky.

http://www.newtakeoff.com/mustang-8.aspx

 

boo on those deals.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2008-...ht_1215wt_1165
ordered them a few days ago. the seller said they were all from a manual tranny GT but i don't think it makes any kind of difference

 

Actually there is a difference between a Manual muffler and an Automatic;

Auto;




Manual;




Get the Manual ones. From what has been discussed on here many times, they sound better.
BTW great price!