Magnapacks.....
04-20-2011, 03:04 PM
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04-20-2011, 06:01 PM
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Yeah that's why I have another pipe to swap when that time comes lol. But I'm going to try and find someone to just kind of pass me for a few bucks because I don't feel like swapping the pipes, even though I can do it with my eyes closed now.
04-20-2011, 08:59 PM
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Just like any other exhaust thread...it all comes down to personal preference and you will get a MILLION opinions for a MILLION diff setups...
O/R will be LOUD but still sound good....o/r and LM1's will be loud and sound like dog ****.
I just try to provide videos and let the OP decide.
But best way to do it is get and O/R midpipe. See how you like it. Then if you want have cats welded in. You can find cats separately and the cost to have them put in cheaper than you can buy a catted midpipe.
O/R will be LOUD but still sound good....o/r and LM1's will be loud and sound like dog ****.
I just try to provide videos and let the OP decide.
But best way to do it is get and O/R midpipe. See how you like it. Then if you want have cats welded in. You can find cats separately and the cost to have them put in cheaper than you can buy a catted midpipe.
04-20-2011, 10:20 PM
#28
And @KillJoy You can kiss my hairy butt for all I care lol. My car sounds great to me and I get compliments about the sound wherever I go. You can't really change the basic shape and structure of an x-pipe. Mine sounds exactly the same as other people's Mustangs with Borla's and Bassani x-pipe. The only difference with me getting BBK instead of Bassani or something or the sort is that I just dont get the lifetime warranty and the over $300 price tag.
04-20-2011, 10:28 PM
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How do you figure that? The quality of everything I have bought from BBK has been great. My x-pipe went on no problem and that's even with the wider automatic.
And @KillJoy You can kiss my hairy butt for all I care lol. My car sounds great to me and I get compliments about the sound wherever I go. You can't really change the basic shape and structure of an x-pipe. Mine sounds exactly the same as other people's Mustangs with Borla's and Bassani x-pipe. The only difference with me getting BBK instead of Bassani or something or the sort is that I just dont get the lifetime warranty and the over $300 price tag.
And @KillJoy You can kiss my hairy butt for all I care lol. My car sounds great to me and I get compliments about the sound wherever I go. You can't really change the basic shape and structure of an x-pipe. Mine sounds exactly the same as other people's Mustangs with Borla's and Bassani x-pipe. The only difference with me getting BBK instead of Bassani or something or the sort is that I just dont get the lifetime warranty and the over $300 price tag.
04-21-2011, 12:32 AM
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Every exhaust product I've seen/had from bbk has a problem. My bbk headers have a huge crack in one of the welds at the collector, after a year. Whitefox had a bbk o/r x and the welds from the factory were not completely sealed, and he had a nasty exhaust leak out of the
package. Whitefox has yet another bbk x on the new car, and it rattles and is super raspy and you can hear the raspy hollow sound coming from under the console where the x is
package. Whitefox has yet another bbk x on the new car, and it rattles and is super raspy and you can hear the raspy hollow sound coming from under the console where the x is