GT exhaust
#4
RE: GT exhaust
I just got this done so i can basically tell you what youll need.
#1 the GT take off bumper in whatever color it is.
#2 the GT take off mufflers.
#3 2 more exhaust hangers for the left side muffler, if you can find the number call Dick Witham in La Porte, Iowa talk to scott or dave. Tell them your a forum member and they can get you the hangers for $39 a piece instead of $60 a piece at the other dealerships.
#4 Depending on what you plan to do, either buy an x-pipe and GT mid pipe (also from witham for $84) or just take it to the muffler shop like i did. I took mine to boubin earlier and it cost $175 for pipes and labor.
I believe thats all you need and then whoever is doing the work for you then will know what tools then need.
#1 the GT take off bumper in whatever color it is.
#2 the GT take off mufflers.
#3 2 more exhaust hangers for the left side muffler, if you can find the number call Dick Witham in La Porte, Iowa talk to scott or dave. Tell them your a forum member and they can get you the hangers for $39 a piece instead of $60 a piece at the other dealerships.
#4 Depending on what you plan to do, either buy an x-pipe and GT mid pipe (also from witham for $84) or just take it to the muffler shop like i did. I took mine to boubin earlier and it cost $175 for pipes and labor.
I believe thats all you need and then whoever is doing the work for you then will know what tools then need.
#5
RE: GT exhaust
Of course, the GT take off bumper is a requirement. Wondering if the GT muffler takeoffs are a better approach as I've been thinking about replacing '07 V6 stock exhaust with Magnaflow 4.0L Dual Exit Cat-back (16605) kit. Does anyone think this is a bad idea? Thanks.
#6
RE: GT exhaust
Magnaflows of course would be better then the GT Take Off's but as a downfall more expensive. The GT Mufflers are the best bang for the buck. At first i only had the right side muffler switched out for the gt muffler and i was thrilled about just the single, its been 2 days witht he dual gt's and i couldnt be happier. Of course if i had more money to work with i would pry get a magnaflow or jba set but for the price the gt's are nice.
#7
RE: GT exhaust
I just bought a set of GT take-off exhaust, too, I am only going to install one right now.. do you guys think I will need any additional hardware or should I be OK with the current hardware that my muffler is on with now?
#8
RE: GT exhaust
ORIGINAL: HurricaneStang
Magnaflows of course would be better then the GT Take Off's but as a downfall more expensive. The GT Mufflers are the best bang for the buck. At first i only had the right side muffler switched out for the gt muffler and i was thrilled about just the single, its been 2 days witht he dual gt's and i couldnt be happier. Of course if i had more money to work with i would pry get a magnaflow or jba set but for the price the gt's are nice.
Magnaflows of course would be better then the GT Take Off's but as a downfall more expensive. The GT Mufflers are the best bang for the buck. At first i only had the right side muffler switched out for the gt muffler and i was thrilled about just the single, its been 2 days witht he dual gt's and i couldnt be happier. Of course if i had more money to work with i would pry get a magnaflow or jba set but for the price the gt's are nice.
#9
RE: GT exhaust
ORIGINAL: Ry05Stang
I just bought a set of GT take-off exhaust, too, I am only going to install one right now.. do you guys think I will need any additional hardware or should I be OK with the current hardware that my muffler is on with now?
I just bought a set of GT take-off exhaust, too, I am only going to install one right now.. do you guys think I will need any additional hardware or should I be OK with the current hardware that my muffler is on with now?
Just got doing it myself!
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