I need some help here
10-09-2008, 04:45 PM
#12
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Sterling, Virginia
Posts: 505
^^^ Oddysey is completely correct.
FRPP makes the best sounding kit in my opinion, AND it is covered under warranty (if FORD installs it) .....just in case some A**clown smashes your rear end.
I started with a Pypes Street PRO single axle-back muffler.....and it was LOUD!!!.....but I didn't like the tone.....it "popped" a lot.....especially when it wasn't warmed up yet.
I also lost some low end torque with this muffler.
The FRPP duals restored that torque and gave me the deeper and quieter tone I wanted.
I bought the FRPP kit online .....then got Dealership to quote me for the install $250.00 (they thought I had a GT).........because who would put duals on a V-6?
$850.00 for the FRPP dual kit installed......FORD CUT MY BUMPER.....and it would have been covered under warranty if they screwed it up!
I'm COMPLETELY happy with my exhaust system.
FRPP makes the best sounding kit in my opinion, AND it is covered under warranty (if FORD installs it) .....just in case some A**clown smashes your rear end.
I started with a Pypes Street PRO single axle-back muffler.....and it was LOUD!!!.....but I didn't like the tone.....it "popped" a lot.....especially when it wasn't warmed up yet.
I also lost some low end torque with this muffler.
The FRPP duals restored that torque and gave me the deeper and quieter tone I wanted.
I bought the FRPP kit online .....then got Dealership to quote me for the install $250.00 (they thought I had a GT).........because who would put duals on a V-6?
$850.00 for the FRPP dual kit installed......FORD CUT MY BUMPER.....and it would have been covered under warranty if they screwed it up!
I'm COMPLETELY happy with my exhaust system.
10-18-2008, 03:22 PM
#13
1st Gear Member
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Posts: 115
I recommend keeping it simple and search for deals! for exhaust go with either a single GT takeoff or a single FRPP muffler.. but look for a deal on the FRPP I bought mine on ebay for $75!!!! also look into cold air intakes... keep it simple and skip the tuner, u can find plenty that will do the job without one or just go very simple and cheap and throw in a K&N drop in filter.... for visuals, figure out what u like and shop around for deals!
10-18-2008, 04:56 PM
#14
Cut & Paste Expert
Join Date: May 2007
Location: NW Arkansas
Posts: 13,322
^^^ Oddysey is completely correct.
FRPP makes the best sounding kit in my opinion, AND it is covered under warranty (if FORD installs it) .....just in case some A**clown smashes your rear end.
I started with a Pypes Street PRO single axle-back muffler.....and it was LOUD!!!.....but I didn't like the tone.....it "popped" a lot.....especially when it wasn't warmed up yet.
I also lost some low end torque with this muffler.
The FRPP duals restored that torque and gave me the deeper and quieter tone I wanted.
I bought the FRPP kit online .....then got Dealership to quote me for the install $250.00 (they thought I had a GT).........because who would put duals on a V-6?
$850.00 for the FRPP dual kit installed......FORD CUT MY BUMPER.....and it would have been covered under warranty if they screwed it up!
I'm COMPLETELY happy with my exhaust system.
FRPP makes the best sounding kit in my opinion, AND it is covered under warranty (if FORD installs it) .....just in case some A**clown smashes your rear end.
I started with a Pypes Street PRO single axle-back muffler.....and it was LOUD!!!.....but I didn't like the tone.....it "popped" a lot.....especially when it wasn't warmed up yet.
I also lost some low end torque with this muffler.
The FRPP duals restored that torque and gave me the deeper and quieter tone I wanted.
I bought the FRPP kit online .....then got Dealership to quote me for the install $250.00 (they thought I had a GT).........because who would put duals on a V-6?
$850.00 for the FRPP dual kit installed......FORD CUT MY BUMPER.....and it would have been covered under warranty if they screwed it up!
I'm COMPLETELY happy with my exhaust system.