mgraveman

I bought a few months ago a very clean low mileage 96 GT convertible. It came from the dealer with a set of side pipes (I think it was a dealer installed option). I understand the muffler has a front inlet and outlet. I'd like it to sound a little more throaty. I've been looking on Youtube and really like the way the cobras sound, and like other exhausts also, but want to keep the side pipes I have. What can I put on there as far as a high flow cat or muffler that will bolt in place and do what I want? I'd prefer to keep it legal, but we don't have inspections here, so I don't have to pass smog or anything like that.

Any ideas?

Timspony

I'd start by seeing what you have on the car, take some measurements...I love my Basanni Catted X w/Flowmasters on my Cobra...Look at a Jegs or Summitt catalog once you have some measurements...

ddmsgtr1

If you're will to pay someone to do fabrication you can have about any muffler you want put in there.

boduke0220

I like mac catbacks..there mufflers are called flowpath's i tihnk..and with an O/R H pipe ( no cats) it will sound awesome!

flood41

remove the cats or replace them with high flow cats would help.

H0SS302

You most probably have the SVO exhaust..which is ****. I would just get the muffler of your choice ancd have an exhaust shop weld it in.

mgraveman

OK, I searched the web and discovered that this is probably the case. Part of my question was about which muffler would do what I wanted. Should I do a muffler or should I look at the cat first? Are these mufflers front inlet AND front outlet?

flood41

yes they are front in and out. if i was you i would do the cats first. they are there for emmisons but they are also there to cut down on exhuast noise.

H0SS302

If i was you i would leave that catback be, that thing is badass. Go with an o/r h pipe

klfutrelle

Flowmasters are go home.