LDC2335

they are a dual in dual out with built in x-pipe.....seems like a cheap and effective way to re-do your exhaust instead of two mufflers and a mid pipe,,,would it fit where the factory "H" is...

LDC2335

15 hits and no answer...bump

LDC2335

guess not

shadowfoxx

I've never seen that before but a couple of things I noticed... first. it is a 3" inlet and outlet.. mustangs are 2 something... so it would be too big and would not fit. second. I am kind of confused to your question of if it will fit where the factory H pipe is.. are you talking about replacing your midpipe with a muffler? doesn’t really make any sense.. please elaborate.... I guess the basic answer to your question is no.. it will not work.

LDC2335

sorry wrong pic, they make a 2.5 inch version...........and yes im saying cut the factory H out and put in this muffler,,,then cutout stock mufflers and straight pipe in thier place....im sure it would work, i just dont know about ground clearance under the drive shaft

StangChik

people do sindle in dual out for V6's, but it doesn't replace the midpipe, i don't think, ask a muffler shop they could tell youif it would work

LDC2335

i know it will work, i was just wondering about ground clearance...since im a "soon to be" mustang owner i was just trying to see if ya'll thought it would fit under the driveshaft..ive seen this setup on many v8's and they work great, one of my buddies has one on a 05 s/c f-150 and its working great.

LDC2335

another pic...this one is a dynomax

Albizo66

ohhhhhh guys i think he is talking about a prochamber type thing, where instead of the "h" in the midpipe, this muffler is there.










i think?

sweet99

Most likely more restrictive than 2 high flowing mufflers and the 2v's need all of the power they can get. Mark