Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
10-29-2006, 02:10 PM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: godminus1
I had the Corsa axle back and X pipe put on my GT about 2 weeks ago. It was abou $1000 including labor to put it on. It's a bit deeper than stock at an idle, but once step on it and get over 3000rpm it gets real throaty.
I had the Corsa axle back and X pipe put on my GT about 2 weeks ago. It was abou $1000 including labor to put it on. It's a bit deeper than stock at an idle, but once step on it and get over 3000rpm it gets real throaty.
10-29-2006, 10:15 PM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: jay0heavenly
What do you mean "deeper than stock at idle" I thought the corsa's were real mild until you got on it?
ORIGINAL: godminus1
I had the Corsa axle back and X pipe put on my GT about 2 weeks ago. It was abou $1000 including labor to put it on. It's a bit deeper than stock at an idle, but once step on it and get over 3000rpm it gets real throaty.
I had the Corsa axle back and X pipe put on my GT about 2 weeks ago. It was abou $1000 including labor to put it on. It's a bit deeper than stock at an idle, but once step on it and get over 3000rpm it gets real throaty.
CORSA's do sound better at idle than stock, no doubt. Quiet at cruise and dynomite at WOT.
10-29-2006, 11:14 PM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
CORSA's do sound better at idle than stock, no doubt. Quiet at cruise and dynomite at WOT.
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Thanks!!! Now about extra HP, should I expect anything with X pipes and the corsa performance exhaust? Also another newbie question, what does WOT mean [&:]?
10-29-2006, 11:29 PM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: CTE
I have the Borlas, look and sound great. The drone was noticable at first, but you got used to it, and the other overall sound is worth it. I get positive comments ALL the time. E-bay price around $400 plus shipping. Mine have Ford Racing stamped on them. Easy install if you have a helper to line them up. Just saves time from scooting in and out from under the car as you get the tips centered coming our the rear cut-outs.
I have the Borlas, look and sound great. The drone was noticable at first, but you got used to it, and the other overall sound is worth it. I get positive comments ALL the time. E-bay price around $400 plus shipping. Mine have Ford Racing stamped on them. Easy install if you have a helper to line them up. Just saves time from scooting in and out from under the car as you get the tips centered coming our the rear cut-outs.
10-30-2006, 09:32 PM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
they are a bit deeper than the stock, its nothing obnoxious at all, but like i said when you get into it they roar
ORIGINAL: jay0heavenly
What do you mean "deeper than stock at idle" I thought the corsa's were real mild until you got on it?
ORIGINAL: godminus1
I had the Corsa axle back and X pipe put on my GT about 2 weeks ago. It was abou $1000 including labor to put it on. It's a bit deeper than stock at an idle, but once step on it and get over 3000rpm it gets real throaty.
I had the Corsa axle back and X pipe put on my GT about 2 weeks ago. It was abou $1000 including labor to put it on. It's a bit deeper than stock at an idle, but once step on it and get over 3000rpm it gets real throaty.
10-30-2006, 09:53 PM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
WOT= wide open throttle
i had 2 ask that a few months ago; lol.
Im looking into the ford racing exhuast; i do love how the corsa sound but there real pricy and do not look as good.(imo)
i had 2 ask that a few months ago; lol.
Im looking into the ford racing exhuast; i do love how the corsa sound but there real pricy and do not look as good.(imo)
10-31-2006, 08:59 AM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
I have the Magnaflow 4 inch Cat-Back (Magnapaks). But I do also, have the Kooks L/Ts and Catted X, and lemme tell ya, it sounds mean. Loud at start and idle, regular driving its loud, a little drone on the highway, but its loud and mean at WOT!
10-31-2006, 10:32 PM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: jay0heavenly
CORSA's do sound better at idle than stock, no doubt. Quiet at cruise and dynomite at WOT.
CORSA's do sound better at idle than stock, no doubt. Quiet at cruise and dynomite at WOT.
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X-pipes can give you +5 & up HP,unless you go off-road, not sure of the performance gains on those.
Mufflers are for sound only, no real HP gain there even though there are claims otherwise.
11-01-2006, 04:47 PM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
How about something different, check brenspeed, he has pypes violator mufflers on sale...4" rolled tips polished stainless steel mufflers and they are like $250 (dont quote me havent been on his site in a while...)
I have them...they are loud but sound good....ZERO drone at any rpm
I have them...they are loud but sound good....ZERO drone at any rpm
11-02-2006, 12:20 AM
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RE: Mufflers for 2005-2007 Mustang GT
Johnnie D,
You have NO drone with the Pypes mufflers?
Like the look of them myself.
Currently have FRPP GTA's on mine. No drone with them either,could be a bit louder, but will work for now.
You have NO drone with the Pypes mufflers?
Like the look of them myself.
Currently have FRPP GTA's on mine. No drone with them either,could be a bit louder, but will work for now.