exhaust on my new mustang?
07-06-2007, 04:01 PM
#12
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RE: exhaust on my new mustang?
ORIGINAL: hellion_79
no mufflers huh, get a video and show us
I wanna hear some open exhaust right now
no mufflers huh, get a video and show us
I wanna hear some open exhaust right now
07-11-2007, 12:32 AM
#15
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RE: exhaust on my new mustang?
heres a link to the video i made today- the sound quality isnt great, but you get the idea. oh and i forgot to take pics of the setup but its just 2 regular pipes welded on after the cats without mufflers. kinda ghetto.
http://s64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...angexhaust.flv
http://s64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...angexhaust.flv
07-11-2007, 02:03 AM
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RE: exhaust on my new mustang?
what kind of x pipe is that? that is like the perfect sounding exhaust dude. VN!
ORIGINAL: str8wick3d
If your looking for a decent exhaust system without spending alot of money forget headers. They are usually around 300 to 800 dallors, and usually for performance and not sound *they will give a meaner sound though*.
You already have flowmasters, inless you want to change them, all you really need is a good midpipe... And sense you want loud just go with a O/R H or X. It's personal prefrence with that decsion, people claim H for horsepower, and X for torque but that isnt your goal here.
My set up is stock manifold, O/R X and weld in flowmaster 40s. My exhaust is not quite... you can hear it from blocks away. heres my exhaust clip, hope this helped a little.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...ideoID=7821598
If your looking for a decent exhaust system without spending alot of money forget headers. They are usually around 300 to 800 dallors, and usually for performance and not sound *they will give a meaner sound though*.
You already have flowmasters, inless you want to change them, all you really need is a good midpipe... And sense you want loud just go with a O/R H or X. It's personal prefrence with that decsion, people claim H for horsepower, and X for torque but that isnt your goal here.
My set up is stock manifold, O/R X and weld in flowmaster 40s. My exhaust is not quite... you can hear it from blocks away. heres my exhaust clip, hope this helped a little.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...ideoID=7821598
07-11-2007, 09:08 AM
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RE: exhaust on my new mustang?
if you want CHEAP, then get yourself a set of Force mufflers from Jegs (very similar to Flowmaster 40s except they are only $36 a muffler and better constructed than the Flows) and have a shop fab you up an O/R H and complete cat-back. buy some MILS before you go in and, including the cost of materials and mufflers you should be at under $500, depending on the shop. i know it is a V6, but the shop i went to charged me $200 for a completely fabbed cat-back and then my mufflers were like $82 shipped for both (or about the same price as ONE Flowmaster...and they don't drone either). just something to think about. Magnaflows would sound good as well.