Exhaust advice on a 2005 V6 mustang-PLEASE RESPOND

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09-03-2008, 10:44 PM

#21

Stick03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by phunnyguy

i went magnaflow duals...

you can see my video of them by clicking on the link

http://www.phunnyguymedia.com

in my signature or above.

Wow! No offense, but that doesn't even sound like a mustang! I'm guessing it's the lack of an x or h-pipe, but I don't like it at all. When you stay with a y-pipe, you still are very restricted in your exhaust. I'm just curious why you chose to stick with the y-pipe.

09-03-2008, 10:48 PM

#22

Stick03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bronxbomba63

I agree, the only thing that I'm not sure of, is if it's loud as hell in the car itself, or if there's any drone. I'm getting a pretty schweet setup from a member of another forum...also looking at getting his LT's.

What set up are you going with? Let me know how the long tubes sound and how much clearance you have with them. Good Luck!

09-03-2008, 11:26 PM

#23

slackerkk

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the FRPP setup with the GTAs sounds great and there is very minimal drone while cruising but when you get on the gas it sounds great.

09-04-2008, 11:11 PM

#24

thumpin36

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thanks alot for the help guys!!! I actually ended up gettin a deal on a couple of GT mufflers...and they sound great! I took yall's advice on the true duals. Thanks a bunch!! I'm noticing a significant difference in the power and fuel economy already! Plus the tone doesn't hurt either

Thanks for your help!