GT350 Exhaust sound on a GT Premium
 

I'm not going to lie and say I know much about mustangs, I'm fairly new to the mustang, I'm planning on getting one extremely soon. It will either be a 15 or 16 GT Premium with performance pack. I love the sound and the look of the GT 350 but obviously like most people can't afford one, lol. I was planning on getting this exhaust and rear valence http://goo.gl/yzFJ46 , here is what it sounds like . I was wondering if anyone has heard the GT 350 in real life and/or heard this exhaust system in the real world, I want to try and get as close to the GT 350 sound (This is the only mod I plan on getting from the GT 350, all others are what I think would look good on my car). I was also planning on getting these http://goo.gl/UInUhI long tube headers down the road.

Any input is wanted and I going to try and install all the mods myself and do a build log on the forum.

I think a lot of the sound difference comes from the flat plane crank.

Ya thats what I was thinking as well, I just seriously like the sound of the GT 350, it has great sound whether you are on the throttle or just cruising around. I want to try and get that sound on my future GT but I can't seem to find the right combination to get close, without going to a setup that could wake the whole country lol. If anyone has any ideas please list them :)

It's funny! Some people want their car to sound more like a GT 350, & some would like the 5.0L to sound deeper more like "Old School Muscle Car" exhausts! I suspect mufflers could make a difference, but someone else will have to do all the switching of exhaust parts! Not me! It could get expensive & frustrating! :D

I want it to sound like my old 2001 4.6L GT with a magnaflow 2.5" catback. Nice and deep, feel it vibrate your chest cavity in the lower RPMs :D
One of the Basani catbacks is the closest to achieving that from all I've listened to... But man, that GT350 with the exhaust set to "sport" is ridiculously good sounding when I heard it in person!

you can't. the unique sound of the GT350 is due to the firing cadence of the Voodoo engine.