country_gent

Here is where I placed mine, I wanted to be sure I had enough room to manuver underneath...

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blackbetty01

^Wow I could get used to this kind of help. Welcome to the Mustang Forums!

MustangMafia

+1. It is very much appreciated.... Maybe you should be the one with 800 posts, and I should have 3 lol

country_gent

lol, I just try to help out the best I can...

This is my stock exhaust http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...C180DC907F.htm

This is with the UPR's---> http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...0D3E938551.htm might want to cut your volume down a tad for this one

MustangMafia

Did either of you guys use anything to coat your pipes? Since we get a lot of rain where I live, I think I might get some high-heat spray paint and spray my pipes...

blackbetty01

I didn't coat them with anything, but they look like they have some kind of coating on them already, a greyish paint?

MustangMafia

Hmmm could be. I know the pipe I am getting is uncoated aluminized steel. They also offer a coated version for about 50 bucks more. I dont see the point in paying that much when I can get some high heat paint for about 5 bucks...

blackbetty01

Agreed, as you can tell I am a big fan of Doing it Yourself. Unless it is major, like transmissions and such, I am not going to learn how to work on transmissions with my car.

MustangMafia

Yea, the pipe I am getting is only 140 bucks, so if I have to replace it in a few years due to rust, I'm not going to cry about it. My midpipe install is going to be my first mod I have done myself that will require some real effort. Hopefully I can get that dreaded header bolt off everybody talks about...

country_gent

Well I have had my pipes in for a lil over 6 mos now and I havent noticed any rust on my pipes... But you will notice a big seat of the pants feel when they are installed... You'll like it...trust me