best cat back exhuast
04-18-2007, 05:29 AM
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RE: best cat back exhuast
04-18-2007, 05:37 AM
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RE: best cat back exhuast
ORIGINAL: Speeder_069
wow thank for being such a dick!
wow thank for being such a dick!
Besides, it a stoopid question because everyone knows a Mustang ain't a Mustang without Flows.....
04-18-2007, 05:43 AM
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RE: best cat back exhuast
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There is no "best" everybody has their own opinions as to what sounds good. Check out www.mustangexhaust.com or listen to some cars in your area to help you decide.
There is no "best" everybody has their own opinions as to what sounds good. Check out www.mustangexhaust.com or listen to some cars in your area to help you decide.
04-18-2007, 10:44 AM
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RE: best cat back exhuast
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If your going to leave your stock cats on your going to want to go with a good setup. How much are you looking to spend is the question. Cheap but sounds good = Flowmasters... Expensive but sounds good = SLP's... Your choice! Mid prices = Mac and some others..
If your going to leave your stock cats on your going to want to go with a good setup. How much are you looking to spend is the question. Cheap but sounds good = Flowmasters... Expensive but sounds good = SLP's... Your choice! Mid prices = Mac and some others..
but i say go with SLP LM1 or 2
04-18-2007, 10:45 AM
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RE: best cat back exhuast
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Bro, try to understand at least 3 noobs a week ask the same damn question thatonlythey can answer. That's like asking "What's the best flavor ice cream?".I like Starbucks MudPie, but you might be allergic to coffee.
Besides, it a stoopid question because everyone knows a Mustang ain't a Mustang without Flows.....
ORIGINAL: Speeder_069
wow thank for being such a dick!
wow thank for being such a dick!
Besides, it a stoopid question because everyone knows a Mustang ain't a Mustang without Flows.....
04-18-2007, 02:42 PM
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RE: best cat back exhuast
The SSS catbacks are the best deal around:
Sound: Deep muscle sound
Quality: 304 stainless steel
Cost: 1/2+ the cost compared to the overpricedBassani and their likes
Install: typical bolt-on
Customer service: exceptional -SSS's Rep. John was great!!!
Sound: Deep muscle sound
Quality: 304 stainless steel
Cost: 1/2+ the cost compared to the overpricedBassani and their likes
Install: typical bolt-on
Customer service: exceptional -SSS's Rep. John was great!!!
04-18-2007, 03:02 PM
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RE: best cat back exhuast
Heres the link on our forum with a bunch of soundclips of peoples exhuast who use this forum. https://mustangforums.com/m_2189116/tm.htm
Like everyone else said, its personal preference. Youll probably want to go stainless. Stay away from cheap knock off companies, and try to go with a reputable brand.
I went with Magnaflow midpipe and catbacks and am completely happy.
Like everyone else said, its personal preference. Youll probably want to go stainless. Stay away from cheap knock off companies, and try to go with a reputable brand.
I went with Magnaflow midpipe and catbacks and am completely happy.
04-18-2007, 03:20 PM
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RE: best cat back exhuast
Does anyone here have a rust problem with flows? I've heard everyone say "they will rust after two years" and blah blah blah. Does anyone have first hand experience with premature rusting? Also, what driving conditions )snow, salt, garaged winters, etc.) I'm thinking about american thunder (I dont drive it in the winter) and am trying to decide ifthey will rust. If it would last for 5 years, I'd be happy. The stock stainless is still on it (97 cobra) and it is holding up pretty good, but it has never seen salt or crappy winter conditions.
Thanks
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