single exhaust kits?
06-11-2006, 07:46 PM
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single exhaust kits?
has any one seen an exhaust kit for the mustang V6. i know i have not, then again the only place i looked into was flowmaster. do you think any place else makes a kit, for instance, magnaflow, borla, or any place else. if you know anything please share. because all i have on my car is the flowmaster muffler but i want horsepower.
06-11-2006, 07:54 PM
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RE: single exhaust kits?
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has any one seen an exhaust kit for the mustang V6. i know i have not, then again the only place i looked into was flowmaster. do you think any place else makes a kit, for instance, magnaflow, borla, or any place else. if you know anything please share. because all i have on my car is the flowmaster muffler but i want horsepower.
has any one seen an exhaust kit for the mustang V6. i know i have not, then again the only place i looked into was flowmaster. do you think any place else makes a kit, for instance, magnaflow, borla, or any place else. if you know anything please share. because all i have on my car is the flowmaster muffler but i want horsepower.
v6mustangstuff.com
THink they have what you are looking for. Borla racing muffler, I think they also sell a magnaflow single and a jba single....Also, check out MRT..Scrming has a website I suggest you read. Very informative.
06-11-2006, 08:13 PM
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RE: single exhaust kits?
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has any one seen an exhaust kit for the mustang V6. i know i have not, then again the only place i looked into was flowmaster. do you think any place else makes a kit, for instance, magnaflow, borla, or any place else. if you know anything please share. because all i have on my car is the flowmaster muffler but i want horsepower.
has any one seen an exhaust kit for the mustang V6. i know i have not, then again the only place i looked into was flowmaster. do you think any place else makes a kit, for instance, magnaflow, borla, or any place else. if you know anything please share. because all i have on my car is the flowmaster muffler but i want horsepower.
06-11-2006, 08:25 PM
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RE: single exhaust kits?
no i didn't know that i dont need a catback. but now that i think of it i would just want a full single or even a dual exhaust for it. i have a flowmaster axle-back muffler. if i was going to buy a full exhaust i would need to headers as well correct for a bigger increase in hp. also do you think it is okay if i mix up brands? like a magnaflow exhaust and jba headers?
06-11-2006, 08:41 PM
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RE: single exhaust kits?
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no i didn't know that i dont need a catback. but now that i think of it i would just want a full single or even a dual exhaust for it. i have a flowmaster axle-back muffler. if i was going to buy a full exhaust i would need to headers as well correct for a bigger increase in hp. also do you think it is okay if i mix up brands? like a magnaflow exhaust and jba headers?
no i didn't know that i dont need a catback. but now that i think of it i would just want a full single or even a dual exhaust for it. i have a flowmaster axle-back muffler. if i was going to buy a full exhaust i would need to headers as well correct for a bigger increase in hp. also do you think it is okay if i mix up brands? like a magnaflow exhaust and jba headers?
06-11-2006, 08:42 PM
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RE: single exhaust kits?
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you can mix as much as you want as long as its symetrical. (you know matching mufflers on each side) or else we will all slap you verbally.
you can mix as much as you want as long as its symetrical. (you know matching mufflers on each side) or else we will all slap you verbally.
LOL[sm=smiley36.gif] Though it is funny, I would not be surprised if somone has done it....
06-11-2006, 09:34 PM
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RE: single exhaust kits?
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All you need is the single axle-back, duals are just for looks, they may provide 2-3rwhp, but mainly duals are for the look. As long as you replace the stock muffler with a performance one <MRT,JBA,Flowmaster, Mac etc> you got 99% of the gain to be had from modding the exhaust. Any headersyou buy will have the same diameter outlet as the current pipe, so no you don't need to replace the piping for headers. You can get long tube headers as well, if you want the most whp n/a, but those replace the cats, will throw a cel, and are illegal as hell. Oh, and if your state checks emissions, they won't pass. Mixing brands is fine.
ORIGINAL: ricekiller06
no i didn't know that i dont need a catback. but now that i think of it i would just want a full single or even a dual exhaust for it. i have a flowmaster axle-back muffler. if i was going to buy a full exhaust i would need to headers as well correct for a bigger increase in hp. also do you think it is okay if i mix up brands? like a magnaflow exhaust and jba headers?
no i didn't know that i dont need a catback. but now that i think of it i would just want a full single or even a dual exhaust for it. i have a flowmaster axle-back muffler. if i was going to buy a full exhaust i would need to headers as well correct for a bigger increase in hp. also do you think it is okay if i mix up brands? like a magnaflow exhaust and jba headers?
06-11-2006, 09:51 PM
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RE: single exhaust kits?
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i have a flowmaster axle-back muffler.
i have a flowmaster axle-back muffler.
Thanks
06-12-2006, 12:04 PM
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RE: single exhaust kits?
When I swap my factory single exhaust for something better (likely a GT muffler), does anything have to be done to the engine in terms of tuning? If there's less back pressure from a GT muffler, could this have any sort of negative impact on the engine?
PS: Would there be any fuel gains from upgrading the muffler?
Ken
PS: Would there be any fuel gains from upgrading the muffler?
Ken