New Jersey Emissions test & Dynatech Header system?
10-16-2006, 01:40 PM
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New Jersey Emissions test & Dynatech Header system?
I am thinking of getting the Dynatech exhaust system for my 2007 Mustang GT Manual Transmission.
questions:
1. does anyone know if this works on the 2007 models?
2. does anyone know if this will pass new jersey state inspection?
Also i'm thinking of getting this system and having the Borla cat back system installed as well. Does anyone have this configuration? if so do you have a sound clip? Is this setup going to be too loud? I like Deep Throaty sounds. I don't mind it being loud but i also want to be able to have a conversation or hear my radio while driving.
Thanks
questions:
1. does anyone know if this works on the 2007 models?
2. does anyone know if this will pass new jersey state inspection?
Also i'm thinking of getting this system and having the Borla cat back system installed as well. Does anyone have this configuration? if so do you have a sound clip? Is this setup going to be too loud? I like Deep Throaty sounds. I don't mind it being loud but i also want to be able to have a conversation or hear my radio while driving.
Thanks
10-16-2006, 02:10 PM
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RE: New Jersey Emissions test & Dynatech Header system?
ORIGINAL: cmsurfr22
I am thinking of getting the Dynatech exhaust system for my 2007 Mustang GT Manual Transmission.
questions:
1. does anyone know if this works on the 2007 models?
2. does anyone know if this will pass new jersey state inspection?
Also i'm thinking of getting this system and having the Borla cat back system installed as well. Does anyone have this configuration? if so do you have a sound clip? Is this setup going to be too loud? I like Deep Throaty sounds. I don't mind it being loud but i also want to be able to have a conversation or hear my radio while driving.
Thanks
I am thinking of getting the Dynatech exhaust system for my 2007 Mustang GT Manual Transmission.
questions:
1. does anyone know if this works on the 2007 models?
2. does anyone know if this will pass new jersey state inspection?
Also i'm thinking of getting this system and having the Borla cat back system installed as well. Does anyone have this configuration? if so do you have a sound clip? Is this setup going to be too loud? I like Deep Throaty sounds. I don't mind it being loud but i also want to be able to have a conversation or hear my radio while driving.
Thanks
First off, yes it does fit 2007 models.
I have the Borla Cat-back and the Dynatech headers with the high-flow cats. It's loud, but it's not obnoxious. (I have yet to set off a car alarm). It is definatley deep, and you can hear the radio and have a conversation in the car. I don't have a means of recording a good sound clip, sorry.
I have no idea what the New Jersey emissions tests are. But there are a few threads about longtubes and emissions. Search and read.
Oh, and one last thing. Don't waste your $$$ on the cat-back like I did. It's not worth it. Get just the axle-back. The difference between the Borla overaxle pipes and the OEM ones is miniscule at best.
10-16-2006, 06:27 PM
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RE: New Jersey Emissions test & Dynatech Header system?
Sorry, I don't know where the NJ Thread is, but this other thread may be of use to you as well:
https://mustangforums.com/m_1814805/tm.htm
https://mustangforums.com/m_1814805/tm.htm
10-20-2006, 09:20 PM
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RE: New Jersey Emissions test & Dynatech Header system?
Do you guys with the catted Dynatech long tube systems have the rear O2 sensors turned on or off? Do you ever get any check engine lights coming on due to the O2 sensors?
10-20-2006, 09:39 PM
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RE: New Jersey Emissions test & Dynatech Header system?
ORIGINAL: BoidMorphs
Do you guys with the catted Dynatech long tube systems have the rear O2 sensors turned on or off? Do you ever get any check engine lights coming on due to the O2 sensors?
Do you guys with the catted Dynatech long tube systems have the rear O2 sensors turned on or off? Do you ever get any check engine lights coming on due to the O2 sensors?
10-21-2006, 06:02 AM
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RE: New Jersey Emissions test & Dynatech Header system?
ORIGINAL: CrazyAl
I can help you with some of this:
First off, yes it does fit 2007 models.
I have the Borla Cat-back and the Dynatech headers with the high-flow cats. It's loud, but it's not obnoxious. (I have yet to set off a car alarm). It is definatley deep, and you can hear the radio and have a conversation in the car. I don't have a means of recording a good sound clip, sorry.
I have no idea what the New Jersey emissions tests are. But there are a few threads about longtubes and emissions. Search and read.
Oh, and one last thing. Don't waste your $$$ on the cat-back like I did. It's not worth it. Get just the axle-back. The difference between the Borla overaxle pipes and the OEM ones is miniscule at best.
I can help you with some of this:
First off, yes it does fit 2007 models.
I have the Borla Cat-back and the Dynatech headers with the high-flow cats. It's loud, but it's not obnoxious. (I have yet to set off a car alarm). It is definatley deep, and you can hear the radio and have a conversation in the car. I don't have a means of recording a good sound clip, sorry.
I have no idea what the New Jersey emissions tests are. But there are a few threads about longtubes and emissions. Search and read.
Oh, and one last thing. Don't waste your $$$ on the cat-back like I did. It's not worth it. Get just the axle-back. The difference between the Borla overaxle pipes and the OEM ones is miniscule at best.
10-21-2006, 12:19 PM
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RE: New Jersey Emissions test & Dynatech Header system?
It's not particularly raspy at all. Note that the Borla Cat-back that I'm running has the Stinger mufflers.
Most of the header setups will come with X-pipes becasue they flow better than H-pipes. If you really wanted an H-pipe I'm sure you could have one fabricated. Just find a GOOD fabricator who can weld it up right. I wouldn't trust your average muffler shop with that job.
Most of the header setups will come with X-pipes becasue they flow better than H-pipes. If you really wanted an H-pipe I'm sure you could have one fabricated. Just find a GOOD fabricator who can weld it up right. I wouldn't trust your average muffler shop with that job.