What is the best Dual exhaust for a 2010 Mustang v6?
08-21-2010, 10:42 PM
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NTO all the way! I know its hard guys to make a decision, it definitely was for me! especially because there are so many damn options out there. It took me months of listening to YouTube clips till I finally decided the most important thing was to have the true duals, once installed if I didn't like the sound I could always by new mufflers. I decided to go with the NewTakeOff true duals because of the price first of all, the the fact that it came with real Ford Mustang GT Mufflers for my year of car. I am completely satisfied if you couldn't tell from all my posts on this subject!
08-21-2010, 11:26 PM
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well I got my gt500 exhaust in today and am just waiting on my x pipe to show up. I will let you know how everything goes, as I will be renting a pipe cutter from autozone ($15 that I get back when I return it and will be using band clamps.
Eventually I will have the x pipe welded in, along with the midpipes. This way, the only thing that wont be welded are my mufflers, in case I want to change them out
Eventually I will have the x pipe welded in, along with the midpipes. This way, the only thing that wont be welded are my mufflers, in case I want to change them out
09-01-2010, 11:17 PM
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hey guys/ga;s, I just finished my install of my new exhaust. I'll try to ost a vid sometime this weekend when I have time to figure out why I have a rattle. I think it may be one of hte mounting brackets, but im not sure
09-02-2010, 07:13 PM
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Hey man i had a rattle too but it was the midpipe touching a metal bracket going across the back end of the car, check it out
09-03-2010, 01:44 PM
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09-03-2010, 06:46 PM
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Mark I'm sure its something minor, just a slight adjustment can make a huge difference. Let us know. I had the access to a lift when I did mine so it was a lot easier to inspect for those things before tightening all down. I too need to put up a video of mine, I know I've been saying it since July 4th but I'm a busy man
09-03-2010, 10:34 PM
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Mark I'm sure its something minor, just a slight adjustment can make a huge difference. Let us know. I had the access to a lift when I did mine so it was a lot easier to inspect for those things before tightening all down. I too need to put up a video of mine, I know I've been saying it since July 4th but I'm a busy man