SLP loudmouth exhaust?
#1
SLP loudmouth exhaust?
I have a 2001 gt with mac offroad h pipe and flowmaster 40 series mufflers. I want to put the slp loudmouth exhaust on but just the resonators. I dont want to spend the extra money just for the whole catback. Is it possible for the loudmouth resonatorsto fit due to the offset from midpipe to catback? If so, where is a good place to find a good deal.
#7
RE: SLP loudmouth exhaust?
ORIGINAL: MustangGT99
just buy glasspacks, basically the same thing, just no stainless tipswhich are very nice, but basically same sound, just have someone weld them in
just buy glasspacks, basically the same thing, just no stainless tipswhich are very nice, but basically same sound, just have someone weld them in
#8
RE: SLP loudmouth exhaust?
ORIGINAL: tees01gt
I have a 2001 gt with mac offroad h pipe and flowmaster 40 series mufflers. I want to put the slp loudmouth exhaust on but just the resonators. I dont want to spend the extra money just for the whole catback. Is it possible for the loudmouth resonatorsto fit due to the offset from midpipe to catback? If so, where is a good place to find a good deal.
I have a 2001 gt with mac offroad h pipe and flowmaster 40 series mufflers. I want to put the slp loudmouth exhaust on but just the resonators. I dont want to spend the extra money just for the whole catback. Is it possible for the loudmouth resonatorsto fit due to the offset from midpipe to catback? If so, where is a good place to find a good deal.
#9
RE: SLP loudmouth exhaust?
You can just buy the SLP LM1's and have them welded in. That's what I did with mine. At first I had the LM1'spaired with a Mac O/R h-pipe and it sounded terrible to me! It sounded like a pure machine gun at certain rpms and sounded nothing like a muscle car. I later added two hi-flow catalytic converters and it really added the tone I was looking for. Much more like a beasty muscle car.